Noah Schlagenhauf vs Jeremy Schifris Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent performance, Schifris secures 41.31% of points from their second serve, slightly outperforming Schlagenhauf's 39.22%.
• Schifris excels in return games, gaining 50.12% on second serve points and 29.2% on first serve returns from opponents, while Schlagenhauf achieves 46.77% and 16.25% respectively.
• How do they handle pressure? Schifris has saved 47.62% of breakpoints compared to Schlagenhauf's 40%.
• In terms of match wins over the past year, Schlagenhauf has a 56% win rate (14/11), narrowly edging out Schifris at 55.13% (43/35).
• Surfaces matter: Schifris performs best on Indoor Hard (55%), while Schlagenhauf shines on Clay (58%).
• Historically, their head-to-head record is balanced, each winning one match and taking three sets apiece.
• Considering opponent strength, Schlagenhauf has faced higher-ranked players, with an average ranking of 149.72 versus Schifris's 202.55.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Schlagenhauf holds a 50% win rate, compared to Schifris's 38%.
• Breakpoint conversion is nearly identical, with Schlagenhauf at 33.33% and Schifris at 33.03%.

Editorial Prediction (June 3, 2025, UTC):

As both players show closely matched second serve performance, Schifris holds a slight advantage with a marginally better percentage.

Analyzing return game statistics, Schifris's stronger performance against both first and second serves could be decisive, as these factors highly correlate with predicting match outcomes.

Schifris appears more adept under pressure, evident in their superior breakpoint save percentage.

Although Schlagenhauf has faced tougher opposition by ranking and has a better win percentage on clay, both players have evenly split their direct encounters.

The deciding factor might just edge towards Schifris, given their return game strength and ability under pressure, suggesting they are more likely to win the upcoming match.