Oskar Brostrom Poulsen vs Adam Patry Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Over the last six months, Adam Patry hasn't won any points on their second serve, whereas Oskar Brostrom Poulsen has a 45.63% win rate. Why is this important? There's a significant link between this statistic and successfully predicting match outcomes.
• Return Game: Patry has not gained any points on returning opponents' second serves, while Poulsen has earned 42.37%. First serve return stats favor Poulsen too, who has a 21.70% success rate compared to Patry's 0%. Could these return statistics point to a clear advantage? Certainly, as they significantly influence head-to-head matchups.
• Under Pressure: When faced with breakpoints, Patry manages a 0% save rate. In contrast, Poulsen saves 55.95% of breakpoints. Why does this matter? Such data is crucial for in-game betting predictions.
• Overall Match Performance: In the past year, Patry hasn't won any matches (0/1), while Poulsen boasts a 59.09% win rate (13/9). Is Poulsen more consistent? Absolutely, with over half his matches won.
• Preferred Surface: Patry has played all career matches on I.hard, resulting in no wins (W/L 0/1), while Poulsen's best surface is Hard courts where he hasn't lost on this type recently (8/3), despite struggling on Clay (1/11).
• Player Level: Both players primarily compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Yet, Poulsen wins 59.09% of his matches, compared to Patry's 0%, suggesting a gap in competitive performance.
• Opponent Quality: Patry has faced players with an average rank of 0 in the last year, while Poulsen's average opposition rank is 39.59. Does this imply a tougher challenge for Poulsen? Yes, indicating preparedness for tougher competition.
• Deciding Set Performance: In matches that reach a deciding set, Patry hasn’t won any such scenarios in the last year, whereas Poulsen has a 25% success rate.
• Current Event Stats: While historical performance helps predict outcomes, current event performance could show who's in better form. However, no current event performance details are provided in the stats.

Editorial Prediction (November 3, 2025, UTC):

Considering the comparative statistics, Oskar Brostrom Poulsen displays superior performance in key areas, including second serve success and breakpoint saves. These components are crucial in determining match outcomes.

Additionally, Poulsen's consistency in winning matches and experiencing stronger competition gives him an edge. Adam Patry's lack of match wins and struggles with returns and under pressure scenarios could be a significant disadvantage.

If performance trends continue, Oskar Brostrom Poulsen is the likely victor for the upcoming match, barring unexpected changes in form or circumstances.