Mathys Erhard vs Matthew Summers Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do they fare on the second serve? Mathys Erhard has recently won 40.81% of second serve points, while Matthew Summers has a higher percentage at 45.53%.
• What's their edge in returning? Erhard excels in winning 50.06% of opponent's second serve points compared to Summers' 42.82%, although Summers leads in returning first serves at 30.10% against Erhard's 27.09%.
• Who stays calm under pressure? Summing up recent performance, Summers has saved 58.42% of breakpoints faced, outperforming Erhard's 49.63%.
• Win-loss ratios over the year? Erhard has a competitive edge in matches with a 52.46% win-rate, while Summers leads with 60.94% wins.
• What is their best surface? Erhard excels on Clay at a 64% win-rate, whereas Summers' strongest performance is on Hard with the same percentage.
• In terms of player levels, Erhard mostly competes in Challengers/ITF events (> $10K), winning 47.37%, while Summers focuses on Futures/Satellites/ITF events ($10K) and wins 60.66%.
• When considering opponent quality, Erhard faces an average rank of 354.39, while Summers competes against a slightly less ranked pool at 359.97.
• Which player thrives in deciding sets? Summers has a better record, winning 64% of such sets compared to Erhard's 56% in the past year.
• Speaking of breakpoints, Summers converts 37.97% of opportunities, outperforming Erhard's 31.98% efficiency in recent form.

Editorial Prediction (November 18, 2025, UTC):

In an intriguing matchup, Matthew Summers edges ahead in several key areas. His superior second serve performance and higher breakpoint conversion rate indicate a strategic advantage.

When under pressure, such as saving breakpoints and excelling in deciding sets, Summers again shows stronger stats, demonstrating a knack for controlling crucial match moments.

While Mathys Erhard shows strength in return games, particularly on second serves, other aspects such as overall win percentage over the past year and performance level on preferred surfaces also favor Summers.

Considering these elements and the fact that Summers has often competed in slightly more challenging events, it seems that he will likely claim victory in this upcoming encounter.