Matt Kuhar vs Ezekiel Clark Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Prepare your racquets and let's spin the humorous competition wheel! With Clark and Kuhar on the verge of a showdown, it's time to rerun the stats game in a fun style. When it comes to those infamous second serves, Clark might have won only 38.86% of the points lately, as opposed to Kuhar's 42.28%, but hey, maybe Clark's secretly growing a plan for an epic comeback! The numbers tell us, however, that Kuhar is leading when the serves switch sides, gripping onto 48.45% of opponent second-serve points, leaving Clark trailing at 48.13%. But hold your horses, because Clark's first serve return at 30.31% thumbs a slight nose at Kuhar’s 28.05%. Evidently, these little percentages can translate into big chuckles about who takes the crown.

Moving on to the stress reliever—saving breakpoints—Clark has got 43.09% of those under control. But WAIT, Kuhar’s got a better special under pressure, locking down 50.74% of the breakpoints like a boss! Over the last year of tennis theatrics, Clark paraded a 46% success rate of matches played, setting Kuhar at a slightly behind 44.74%. Meanwhile, their love for hard surfaces is mutual, though Kuhar edges out with a 59% winning carnival on the hard court against Clark’s 57%. On the slippier terrain, however, Clay gets a considerably pained sigh from Kuhar, dimming a 47% win, whereas Clark’s love affair with something called I.hard hardly lights up with 39%.

Running through their career marathon, both Clark and Kuhar seem to tango with the same beat in the Futures world, each clocking in a 46.67% win rate. But if history is the game master, the scoreboard still chokes Clark in their direct confrontational dance, leaving Kuhar one up. In fact, that one duel in sunny Cancun ended 6-4 6-4 in favor of Kuhar, with poor Clark left to chalk up plans for another day.

When it comes to gambling on their endurance for a deciding set, brace yourself: Both players are yet to draw swords in a set that tips the scale. Tiebreaks? Nope, Clark and Kuhar chant “not yet” to that tune. But ah, the cards say Kuhar’s got a more tempting stat, winning 50% of all his past deciding sets, which might make Clark’s 32% win rate feel a bit like going against gravity.

In the nuanced theater of breakpoint conversion, Kuhar may very well be playing a magic trick, swooping up 45.92% of his breakpoint opportunities, leaving Clark at 33.33%, dreaming of a Houdini moment on court. Wire all these stats together and stand in awe, because if the tennis math behind these lively numbers lines up— Kuhar sure seems suited to pocket this match’s gleaming trophy! Let the games hilariously roll on!