Pietro Romeo Scomparin vs Neil Oberleitner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When examining recent second serve performance, Scomparin has secured 45.1% of points compared to Oberleitner's 45.31%. Marginally, who holds the upper hand here? It's Oberleitner, albeit by a very slim margin.
• Regarding return success on second serves over recent months, Scomparin has won 36.23% of points, while Oberleitner has achieved 45.6%. This indicates a significant advantage for Oberleitner in capitalizing on their opponent's second serve.
• First serve return effectiveness shows Scomparin ahead with 35.08% compared to Oberleitner's 26.6%, suggesting Scomparin's strength in returning first serves.
• Under pressure, Oberleitner excels by saving 58.02% of breakpoints, while Scomparin manages 36.67%, highlighting Oberleitner's resilience in critical moments.
• Performance over the past year shows Scomparin winning 67.5% of matches, slightly better than Oberleitner's 61.73%, implying a consistent performance edge for Scomparin.
• Surface preference indicates Scomparin's best performance on clay at 62%, while Oberleitner is more proficient on indoor hard courts with a 56% win rate.
• Match level participation differs, with Scomparin thriving in Futures tournaments at a 69.23% win rate, whereas Oberleitner competes primarily at the Challenger level with a 51.02% win rate, suggesting varied experience levels.
• In their lone head-to-head encounter, Oberleitner emerged victorious, winning 2 out of 3 sets, showing his capability to best Scomparin.
• Scomparin has faced higher-ranked opponents on average in the past year, with an average rank of 161.15, while Oberleitner's opponents averaged 391.88, indicating stronger competition for Scomparin.
• Deciding set performance suggests Scomparin is more adept, winning 56% of such sets compared to Oberleitner's 36%, a key edge if the match extends to a deciding set.
• In recent form, Scomparin has converted 42.86% of breakpoints, as opposed to Oberleitner's 38.55%, indicating Scomparin's slightly higher efficiency in converting opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (June 19, 2025, UTC):

Comparing recent performance metrics highlights nuanced strengths and weaknesses between the two players, Scomparin and Oberleitner.

Scomparin shows a marginally better first serve return and breakpoint conversion rate, signaling potential impact in key moments. In contrast, Oberleitner's edge in saving breakpoints and second serve return fortifies his ability in clutch scenarios.

The competitors exhibit different levels of match experience, with Scomparin engaging stronger opponents but thriving more frequently in lower-tier events. Whereas Oberleitner, mainly active in Challenger tournaments, commands the individual head-to-head record.

Despite Oberleitner's previous win in their matchup, Scomparin's stronger deciding set record and minor advantages in breakpoint conversion hint at a potential shift in dynamic. However, Oberleitner's resilience under stress and prior victory might just tilt the balance in his favor again.

Taking all factors into account, Oberleitner stands slightly more likely to claim victory in the upcoming match, primarily due to his head-to-head advantage and breakpoint defense.