Mathieu Scaglia vs Harold Huens Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Harold Huens has a slightly better second serve performance, securing 42.74% of points compared to Mathieu Scaglia's 40.82%. Why does this matter? Second serve efficiency often influences match outcomes.
• When it comes to return games, Mathieu Scaglia edges out slightly on second serve returns, winning 49.34% of opponents' points, versus Huens' 49.01%.
• However, for first serve returns, Huens shows a significant advantage, winning 40.07% of points compared to Scaglia’s 28.29%. Could this factor tilt the match in Huens' favor? Possibly.
• Examining breakpoint conversion under pressure, Huens has saved more, with a 50.00% success rate against Scaglia's 46.73%, suggesting better handling of critical moments.
• Looking at yearly performance, Scaglia has a 60.00% match win rate (24/16), slightly lower than Huens' 66.67% (6/3), which may indicate Huens' superior recent form.
• On hard courts, both players perform equally well with a 58% win rate; however, neither excels on indoor hard, with Huens lacking wins entirely in such conditions.
• In terms of competition level, both play predominantly in Futures/ITF $10K, with Huens achieving a higher win percentage of 66.67% compared to Scaglia’s 60.00%.
• Scaglia has faced somewhat stronger competition, as indicated by the average opponent rank of 316.98, slightly tougher than Huens' 330.44.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Scaglia's 50% success rate gives him an edge over Huens, who has yet to win a deciding set this year.
• Considering these statistics, factors like current event performance and specific tournament history may also play crucial roles in predicting the outcome.

Editorial Prediction (October 29, 2025, UTC):

When evaluating the second serve performance, Harold Huens has a slight advantage over Mathieu Scaglia, demonstrating a marginally higher efficiency. In return games, while Scaglia performs slightly better on second serves, Huens notably excels on first serve returns, which could be a decisive factor.

Under pressure, Huens seems more resilient with a better breakpoint save rate, potentially putting him in a favorable position during critical moments of the match. Additionally, his recent match record indicates a higher win percentage than Scaglia, suggesting an edge in overall form.

Both players have equal proficiency on hard courts, and although Scaglia has a slight edge in facing better-ranked opponents and deciding set outcomes, Huens remains the more consistent performer in recent match play.

Given the data and current form, Harold Huens appears more likely to win the upcoming tennis match, leveraging his serve-return strengths and match experience under pressure.