Marek Gengel vs Mohamed Safwat Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When evaluating second serve performance over the last six months, Marek Gengel has triumphed in 42.14% of his points, edging out his competitor, Mohamed Safwat, who has secured 41.92%. This statistic is crucial when predicting match outcomes. On the return game front, data indicates that Gengel has notched 45.4% of his opponents' second serve points, whereas Safwat has achieved 46.84% in the same category. When examining first serve returns, the figures stand at 24.11% for Gengel and 22.96% for Safwat, providing significant insight into who might hold the edge in this head-to-head clash.

In terms of matches under pressure, Safwat has salvaged 53.13% of breakpoints. However, Gengel sustains an advantage here, having saved 57.2% of his breakpoints, a critical element for those placing in-game wagers. Assessing overall performance from the past year, Gengel showcases a commanding record, winning 70.59% of his matches (72 victories, 30 defeats), while Safwat has won 59.62% (31 wins, 21 losses), lending insights into the general head-to-head prognosis.

Regarding preferred playing surfaces, both players share their highest win percentages on hard surfaces, with Gengel achieving a 67% win rate (270-134) and Safwat slightly behind at 65% (301-162). Conversely, Gengel displays no victories on grass (0-2), whereas Safwat records a lower win percentage of 40% on indoor hard courts (24-36). Gengel has mainly executed his tournaments this past year in the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K category, seizing 78.05% of his matches (64 wins, 18 losses). Meanwhile, Safwat has performed predominantly at a similar level, capturing 65.71% of his matches (23 wins, 12 losses).

Their direct confrontations reveal Gengel as the consistent victor, with a perfect 3-0 record over Safwat, winning all six sets they have contested. Their most recent encounter took place at M 15 Sharm El Sheikh, where Gengel claimed a decisive victory with a score of 7-6(5), 6-1. The duration of their matches has averaged 1 hour and 13 minutes, with no deciding sets played. In high-pressure scenarios, tiebreak records favor Gengel, who remains unbeaten at 2-0.

Analyzing opponent quality, over the last 12 months, Gengel's adversaries have averaged a rank of 186.91, whereas Safwat has faced opponents with a slightly better average rank of 136.98. When it comes to tiebreak scenarios against all opponents, Safwat narrowly leads with a 64% success rate compared to Gengel's 61% victories in deciding sets.

In terms of converting break points in recent form, Gengel is successfully converting 32.43% of his opportunities, surpassing Safwat's 28.44% conversion rate. This difference might be a telling element in predicting real-time match dynamics. All things considered, relying on substantial statistical underpinnings and historical dominance in their head-to-head, Gengel appears positioned to emerge victorious in their upcoming encounter.