Neil Oberleitner vs Manuel Guinard Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Oberleitner demonstrates a slight edge. With 52.18% of points won on second serves compared to Guinard's 48.31%, this statistic proves significant in match prediction accuracy. This numerical advantage hints towards a potential predictive outcome in favor of Oberleitner.

The return game statistics further accentuate Oberleitner's superior form, achieving a win rate of 53.03% on opponent's second serve points, in contrast to Guinard's 50.91%. First serve return stats follow a similar pattern, with Oberleitner winning 34.36%, surpassing Guinard’s 28.43%. These figures present a clear delineation of who stands favored in this head-to-head matchup, particularly emphasizing Oberleitner's strong return capabilities.

Under pressure, Guinard's ability to save 61.03% of breakpoints compared to Oberleitner’s 53.37% introduces a twist to the predictive equation. While this metric provides valuable insight for in-game betting predictions, Oberleitner's higher overall stats in other areas retain their dominance.

Over the past year, Guinard has achieved a win rate of 50.91% (28 wins and 27 losses), whereas Oberleitner presents a higher win percentage of 62.65% (with a record of 52 wins and 31 losses). This performance overview positions Oberleitner as the likely favorite based on these head-to-head statistics.

Examining surface preferences, Guinard exhibits a career surface peak win percentage of 61% on clay courts while struggling on grass with no wins. Conversely, Oberleitner proves most proficient on indoor hard courts with a 56% win rate and his lowest performance on hard courts at 49%. These win rates on different surfaces could influence match outcomes slightly depending on the tournament surface.

Player level assessment reveals Guinard frequently competing in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, winning 48.48% (16 wins and 17 losses), while Oberleitner thrives in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, boasting a 73.33% success rate (33 wins and 12 losses). This disparity in competition level and win percentage further suggests Oberleitner’s favored status.

Regarding opponent quality, Guinard has faced opponents with an average ranking of 311.58 over the last year, indicating a slightly tougher competition compared to Oberleitner, whose opposition averaged a rank of 407.71. While Guinard’s experience against higher-ranked competitors is notable, it doesn’t offset Oberleitner's overall superior stats.

Deciding set performance also leans in Guinard’s favor, winning 50% of deciding sets compared to Oberleitner’s 36% over the last 12 months. If this match extends to a deciding set, this factor might slightly balance the scales.

However, break point conversion rates bolster Oberleitner's position, showcasing a conversion rate of 50.68% compared to Guinard’s more modest 34.62%. This decisive stat in breakpoint situations enhances Oberleitner’s candidacy as the probable winner, especially important for live betting considerations.

Taking all these statistics into account, Oberleitner emerges as the consistent favorite for this upcoming match, with his superior performance metrics across various aspects indicating a higher likelihood of victory.