Patrick Zahraj vs Kyle Overmyer Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Zahraj's second serve compare to Overmyer's? Zahraj has won 41.98% of points on their second serve, while Overmyer edges ahead with 44.65% in recent form.
• On the return game, Zahraj has the upper hand in winning 47.45% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Overmyer's 46.54%.
• When it comes to first serve returns, Overmyer has a significant advantage, winning 29.7% versus Zahraj's 25.85%.
• Under pressure, Zahraj's ability to save breakpoints is superior, with a rate of 56.49% compared to Overmyer's 46.39%.
• Overall match performance in the last year favors Zahraj with a 53.16% win rate, surpassing Overmyer's 43.48%.
• Zahraj's best performance surface is I.hard with a 65% win rate, while Overmyer excels on Hard courts with a 37% win rate.
• In terms of tournament experience, Zahraj has played more at a Challengers/ITF level, winning 57.63%, whereas Overmyer has mainly competed in lower-tier tournaments, winning 43.48%.
• Zahraj has faced opponents with a higher average rank of 374.05, contrasted with Overmyer's average opponent rank of 201.46.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Zahraj shows stronger performance, winning 52% compared to Overmyer's 39%.
• On break point conversion, Overmyer has a better recent form, converting 48.94% of opportunities, whereas Zahraj converts 35.2%.

Editorial Prediction (August 27, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing their recent performances, both Zahraj and Overmyer bring different strengths to the court. Zahraj shows a more balanced overall capability with a slightly stronger win rate in matches and better consistency under pressure in saving breakpoints.

However, Overmyer's superior performance in first serve returns and break point conversions could prove crucial. This suggests they might capitalize on critical points more effectively in this matchup.

Given these statistics, this contest appears closely matched. Zahraj's broader experience and higher winning percentage hint at an edge, yet Overmyer's sharper tactical play on breakpoints could tip the scales.

Considering all factors, Zahraj is likely to emerge victorious due to their comprehensive performance and resilience under pressure in key match situations.