Michael Agwi vs Patrik Homola Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Michael Agwi outperforms Patrik Homola in second serve statistics, winning 42.76% of points compared to Homola's 35.66% over the past six months. Could this be a decisive factor in their match?
• When returning serves, Agwi has a better record against both first and second serves than Homola, showing in recent months he wins 49.58% on second serve returns and 29.21% on first serves, while Homola records 45.52% and 21.17%, respectively.
• Under break point pressure, Agwi demonstrates strong performance, saving 50.85% of breakpoints, slightly higher than Homola's 46.15%.
• Over the past year, both players show close overall match win percentages, with Agwi at 63.83% and Homola at 63.89%, highlighting a remarkable balance in their playing success.
• Their preferred playing surfaces differ: Agwi excels on clay (69% win rate) but struggles on hard courts (50% win rate), whereas Homola shines on hard surfaces (69% win rate) but finds clay challenging (54% win rate).
• Agwi and Homola have mostly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Agwi winning 70% and Homola 63.89% of those matches in the last year.
• In direct encounters, Agwi leads with one win from their single meeting, a three-set match on clay, suggesting a psychological edge.
• Regarding opponent levels, Homola generally faces higher-ranked players, averaging an opponent rank of 79.47 compared to Agwi's 436.72.
• In deciding sets, Homola holds a slightly better record, winning 57% versus Agwi's 50% over the last year, hinting at resilience in tight matches.
• Break point conversion rates in recent times show Homola having a higher success at 38.89% compared to Agwi's 30.81%, potentially indicating aggression in key moments.

Editorial Prediction (November 27, 2025, UTC):

Michael Agwi’s slight edge in returning serves and his ability to handle break points under pressure could be pivotal in the upcoming match. With the clay surface potentially favoring Agwi given his better track record on this type of court, his strengths seem well-suited to take on Patrik Homola.

Conversely, Patrik Homola has faced generally stronger opponents, suggesting a greater exposure to higher-level play, and he boasts a better record in deciding sets, indicating robust match resilience.

Their lone prior encounter, which also took place on clay, resulted in an Agwi victory, offering him a psychological advantage.

Considering these analyses, Michael Agwi is predicted to have a slight edge and is likely to emerge victorious in their upcoming match.