Neil Oberleitner vs Arthur Gea Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Arthur Gea has recently won 42.46% of points on his second serve, whereas Neil Oberleitner has secured 45.44%. Does this indicate who might have a slight edge in serving under pressure? It's Neil Oberleitner.
• Regarding return game statistics, Arthur Gea has won 49.14% of opponents' second serve points in recent form, compared to Neil Oberleitner's 44.85%.
• First serve return points show Arthur Gea with 30.45% and Neil Oberleitner with 27.11%, favoring Gea in this aspect.
• Under pressure, Arthur Gea saves 46.67% of breakpoints, while Oberleitner is at 55.76%, suggesting Neil might handle crucial moments better.
• In the past year, Arthur Gea's win rate stands at 64.94% compared to Neil Oberleitner's 58.44%, indicating Gea's overall stronger match performance.
• Arthur Gea excels on hard courts with a 76% win rate, which is his career best, while Neil Oberleitner's best surface is indoor hard with a 56% win rate.
• Over the last year, Arthur Gea has consistently performed well in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, winning 87.80% of his matches. Neil Oberleitner has played primarily in higher-level events, winning 50% of his matches.
• Head-to-head, Neil Oberleitner leads Arthur Gea, having clinched their only prior meeting and both sets played.
• Arthur Gea has faced opponents with an average rank of 384.25 in the past year, while Neil Oberleitner has competed against those averaging a rank of 344.99.
• If this match goes to a deciding set, historically Arthur Gea has won 43%, which is higher compared to Neil Oberleitner's 35%.

Editorial Prediction (September 30, 2025, UTC):

Evaluating their recent form and direct head-to-head statistics, Neil Oberleitner seems to possess a slight edge over Arthur Gea in terms of service effectiveness and ability to save breakpoints. His past victory against Gea bolsters his psychological advantage.

Conversely, Arthur Gea's superior return game and overall higher win rate over the previous year might significantly impact the match, considering his adaptability, particularly on hard surfaces.

Given these elements, while Neil Oberleitner shows strengths, Arthur Gea's overall consistent performance and return capabilities are likely to make him the stronger contender in the upcoming match.