Matteo Fondriest vs Carl Holder Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Comparing second serve performance, Matteo Fondriest holds a slight advantage, winning 41.00% of points compared to Carl Holder's 39.64%.
• Who's more effective on return games? Carl Holder leads in winning points on opponents' second serves with 50.00%, while Matteo follows with 48.05%.
• For first serve returns, Matteo Fondriest edges out with 29.92% versus Carl Holder's 27.98%.
• When under pressure, Matteo saves 52.63% of breakpoints, slightly more efficient than Carl's 50.47%.
• Reviewing annual performance, Carl Holder achieved a 58.06% match win rate, narrowly better than Matteo's 55.93%.
• Carl excels on indoor hard courts with a 50% win rate, but prefers them less compared to Matteo's best record on hard courts at the same percentage.
• Both players primarily compete in Futures/Satellites events, with Matteo having a slight edge, winning 59.26% of matches to Carl's 58.06%.
• On player level, Carl often faces tougher opponents recently, averaging rankings of 93.23 against Matteo's 199.41.
• In deciding sets, Carl Holder fares better, having won 50% of such matches compared to Matteo's 44% win rate.
• Upon break point conversions, both players are closely matched with Carl at 35.09% and Matteo at 35.58%.

Editorial Prediction (November 26, 2025, UTC):

Carl Holder's ability to win points on his opponent’s second serves offers him a significant tactical advantage in breaking Matteo Fondriest’s serve. Another important aspect is Carl’s higher success rate in deciding sets, indicating a potential for greater resilience in tightly contested matches.

Despite Matteo Fondriest's superior second serve performance and slightly better efficiency under pressure, Carl’s slightly stronger recent performance, and his capacity to compete against higher-ranked opponents, seem to give him an edge in this matchup.

Considering all factors, while the match promises to be closely contested, Carl Holder appears more likely to emerge victorious based on his current form and competitive record against tougher opponents.