Neil Oberleitner vs Radovan Michalik Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Oberleitner shows a slight edge in recent second serve performance, winning 45.56% of points compared to Michalik's 42.23%.
• Regarding return game stats, Oberleitner has won 44.84% of opponent's second serve points, slightly ahead of Michalik's 43.46%.
• On first serve returns, Michalik has a small advantage, winning 28.34% of points versus Oberleitner's 27.24%.
• How do they perform under pressure? Oberleitner excels at saving breakpoints with a recent rate of 57.98%, significantly higher than Michalik's 44.72%.
• Michalik has a better overall win percentage in the last year, at 61.54% compared to Oberleitner's 56%.
• Oberleitner's best surface is I.hard with a 56% win rate, while Michalik shines on clay, achieving 58% wins.
• Which player has faced tougher competition? Oberleitner's opponents had an average rank of 362.75, lower than Michalik's 166.76-ranked opponents.
• In matches extending to a deciding set, Michalik is more successful, winning 47% of these sets versus Oberleitner's 33%.
• Michalik demonstrates stronger performance in breakpoint conversions, with a 42.86% success rate compared to Oberleitner's 33.17%.
• Current event performance should also be evaluated for a full prediction, though recent tournament performance data isn’t available here.

Editorial Prediction (August 29, 2025, UTC):

Michalik shows a marginally better overall match win percentage over the past year, suggesting a more consistent performance across various surfaces.

While Oberleitner's under-pressure performance is commendable, Michalik's ability to convert breakpoints and win deciding sets could be the key to success in a tightly contested match.

The competitive level faced by Michalik appears to be higher, potentially offering better preparation against top-tier opponents.

After considering these factors, Michalik seems more likely to emerge as the winner in this upcoming tennis match.