Max Hans Rehberg vs Thiago Seyboth Wild Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, both players have shown a close competition. Rehberg has secured 46.99% of points on their second serve, while Wild has managed slightly better with 47.04%. This marginal difference could play a significant role in predicting match outcomes. Similarly, Rehberg's return game statistics reveal a stronger performance, winning 45.11% of their opponent's second serve points compared to Wild's 43.29%. This edge is also seen in first serve return stats, where Rehberg leads with 26.8% against Wild's 23.81%, a metric with a high correlation to identifying the favored player in this head-to-head matchup.

The under-pressure statistics provide additional insights. Wild has displayed resilience by saving 59.76% of breakpoints, overshadowing Rehberg's 52%. This could offer a useful angle for in-game betting predictions. Looking at the overall performance over the last year, Rehberg has achieved a win rate of 61.04% with a win-loss record of 47/30, whereas Wild holds a lower win percentage at 44.44% with a 24/30 record. These figures provide an overarching perspective on their competitive form.

Examining surface preferences, Rehberg shows a robust performance on indoor hard courts, winning 60% of matches (43/29), but struggles on grass with a 0% win rate (0/3). In contrast, Wild excels on clay, boasting a 58% win rate (200/143), while their performance dips on indoor hard courts at 41% (7/10). The players’ competition level also varies; Rehberg has predominantly participated in the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, winning 66.15% of these (43/22), whereas Wild has competed more on the Main tour, maintaining a win rate of 56% (14/11). The level of competition and opponent quality is crucial, with Rehberg facing opponents averaging a rank of 327.95 over the last year, whereas Wild has squared off against players averaging a rank of 118.59.

When the match leads to a deciding set, Wild holds a slight advantage, winning 60% compared to Rehberg's 58% over the last 12 months. In terms of break point conversion, Wild leads with a conversion rate of 30.77%, ahead of Rehberg’s 27.63%. As current event head-to-head statistics become available, they can further refine predictions, but overall, based on current data, Wild appears to have the statistical edge likely to win this match.