Oliver Tarvet vs Mats Rosenkranz Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Oliver Tarvet has a second serve point win rate of 40.38%, while Mats Rosenkranz boasts a higher rate of 45.76%. Does this suggest an edge for Rosenkranz? Yes, it might, as this is a strong indicator in predicting match outcomes.
• Return Game: Tarvet wins 43.75% of opponents' second serve points compared to Rosenkranz's 43.28%. When facing first serves, Tarvet also leads by winning 26.30% of points over Rosenkranz's 23.37%.
• Handling Pressure: Under pressure, Rosenkranz saves 55.05% of breakpoints, outperforming Tarvet who saves 48.98%. Could this translate to an in-game advantage?
• Overall Performance: In the past year, Tarvet has a higher match win percentage at 75.00% with a 21/7 record, while Rosenkranz has won 61.18% of his matches with a record of 52/33.
• Preferred Surface: Tarvet excels on Hard courts, winning 79%, while Rosenkranz performs best on Grass, also winning 79%. Tarvet struggles more on Indoor Hard courts, and Rosenkranz has a lower win rate on Hard.
• Competition Level: Tarvet has excelled in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, winning 92.86%, whereas Rosenkranz competes more in Challengers/ITF > $10K, with a 54.72% win rate.
• Opponent Quality: Recently, Tarvet has faced higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 336.96, compared to Rosenkranz's 379.42.
• Deciding Sets: Rosenkranz has an edge by winning 59% of deciding sets, while Tarvet has a 50% win rate in these scenarios.

Editorial Prediction (October 31, 2025, UTC):

Oliver Tarvet and Mats Rosenkranz bring strong, yet distinct strengths to the court in this upcoming match. While Tarvet displays superior overall performance statistics and returns, Rosenkranz's second serve prowess and ability to handle pressure cannot be overlooked.

Tarvet's success on Hard courts contrasts with Rosenkranz's lower win rate on the same surface, possibly giving Tarvet a surface advantage. However, Rosenkranz's better performance in closing deciding sets could be crucial if the match becomes tightly contested.

Ultimately, the combination of Rosenkranz's efficient second serve and ability to manage critical points positions him as the slight favorite to win this match, despite Tarvet's overall stronger win percentage and competition experience.