Michael Bassem Sobhy vs Balthazar Huss Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance has been stronger for Michael Bassem Sobhy, with a win rate of 43.83%, compared to Balthazar Huss's 36.36%. Does this difference impact match outcomes? Typically, it correlates with higher prediction accuracy.
• In return games, Balthazar Huss outperforms, winning 48.28% of opponent's second serve points, as opposed to Sobhy's 41.18%. For first serve returns, the figures are closely matched—Huss at 25.47% and Sobhy at 25.14%.
• While saving breakpoints, Balthazar Huss has a slight edge with a 48.15% success rate versus Sobhy's 46.33%.
• Over the past year, Huss has a slightly better win rate of 54.55%, compared to Sobhy's 50.00%.
• Both players excel on hard courts, achieving a 67% win rate. However, Sobhy struggles more indoors, with no wins recorded.
• On opponent quality, Huss faces tougher competition with an average rank of 37.91, while Sobhy's opponents rank at 357.3.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Sobhy has the advantage, having won 43% of such sets, whereas Huss hasn't secured any in the past year.
• Converting breakpoints is another key area where Sobhy leads, converting 36.54% of chances, while Huss converts only 12.50%.

Editorial Prediction (November 12, 2025, UTC):

Balthazar Huss displays a strong ability to win opponent's second serves and save breakpoints, which are critical in tight matches. However, his inability to win deciding sets and convert breakpoints effectively could undermine his overall performance, especially in high-pressure situations.

Michael Bassem Sobhy’s consistency with the second serve, alongside a decent breakpoint conversion rate, provides him with a potential advantage. Importantly, his experience in winning deciding sets could play a decisive role if the match goes the distance.

Given these factors, Michael Bassem Sobhy appears slightly favored to win this upcoming match due to his stronger second serve, breakpoint conversion, and performance in deciding sets.