Mats Rosenkranz vs Pablo Martinez Gomez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do their second serve performances compare? Mats Rosenkranz has won 45.83% of points on his second serve recently, while Pablo Martinez Gomez has a slightly higher rate at 46.90%.
• Examining return game success: Rosenkranz captured 43.33% of opponents' second serve points, whereas Gomez captured 48.06%. When it comes to first serve returns, Rosenkranz has won 22.72% of points, and Gomez surpasses this with 26.86%.
• Under pressure during breakpoints, how do they fare? Rosenkranz has saved 54.08% of breakpoints compared to Gomez's marginally better rate of 57.26%.
• Looking at the performance over the past year, Rosenkranz has won 59.76% of his matches, while Gomez has a superior win record of 74.42%.
• On preferred surfaces, Rosenkranz is most successful on Grass with a 60% win rate, while Gomez shares a 60% win rate on Indoor Hard court, making their best surfaces even.
• Regarding player level, Rosenkranz competes primarily in Challengers/ITF tournaments, with a 53.70% win rate. Gomez participates more in Futures/Satellites/ITF events, boasting a strong 76.32% win rate.
• In opponent quality, Rosenkranz has faced players with an average rank of 386.52, whereas Gomez's opponents have had a more competitive average rank of 267.4.
• Both players have identical performance in deciding sets, each winning 63% over the past year.
• When it comes to break point conversion, Rosenkranz manages a 24.85% conversion rate, trailing Gomez at 29.01%.

Editorial Prediction (November 11, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match presents a well-rounded analysis of both players' skills and recent performances. Pablo Martinez Gomez exhibits slightly stronger metrics in second serve points, return game success, and breakpoint conversion rates.

Additionally, Gomez has performed remarkably against higher-ranked opponents, reflecting a stronger competitive edge. His substantial win record over the past year further showcases his consistent form across various competitive levels.

Considering these observations, Gomez possesses an edge, making him more likely to emerge as the victor in this contest against Mats Rosenkranz.