Remy Bertola vs Patrick Zahraj Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance is very closely matched, with Zahraj winning 42.16% and Bertola 42.17% of recent points. Do such small differences make an impact? Generally, not significant in match outcomes.
• In the return game, Bertola holds a slight edge, winning 47.55% of opponent's second serve points to Zahraj's 46.89%. Additionally, Bertola is slightly more effective on first serve returns, with a 26.65% success over Zahraj's 26.05%.
• Under pressure, Zahraj slightly outperforms Bertola in saving breakpoints, successfully defending 55.59% compared to Bertola's 53.66%.
• Bertola shows a marginally better win rate over the past year, securing victory in 57.14% of matches, whereas Zahraj has won 56.1%.
• Surface preferences indicate Zahraj thrives on indoor hard courts with a 65% win rate, while Bertola favors hard courts with a 64% win rate.
• At the tournament level, Zahraj has shown stronger performance, winning 57.63% of matches in Challengers/ITF tournaments above $10K, compared to Bertola's 37.5%.
• Direct head-to-head statistics heavily favor Bertola, who has won all three past encounters, claiming all six sets played.
• Previous matches lasted approximately 1:30 hours on average, with Bertola consistently dominating.
• In pressure scenarios like tiebreaks, Bertola has the psychological edge, having won the only tiebreak between them.
• When analyzing opponent quality, Zahraj has faced slightly tougher opponents with an average rank of 366.57 versus Bertola's 378.43.
• In decisive set scenarios across all matches, Bertola demonstrates resilience, winning 59% compared to Zahraj's 54%.
• Break point conversion stats marginally favor Bertola, with a recent form rate of 37.33% over Zahraj's 35.38%.

Editorial Prediction (August 31, 2025, UTC):

As the match approaches, a close look at their competitive records and statistical insights draws a picture of two almost evenly matched opponents. However, subtle advantages clarify the likely direction of this upcoming match.

Bertola holds a slight edge in return games, break point conversion, and first serve effectiveness, all of which are crucial for in-match competitiveness. His recent head-to-head dominance against Zahraj, including a 3-0 match record, further underscores this advantage.

Considering the psychological pressure of past performances, Bertola's ability to maintain composure during crucial tiebreaks and decisive sets provides significant leverage.

Factoring in surface preferences and historical data, Bertola's success on hard court surfaces and his overall stronger performance metrics position him as the favorite to win this upcoming encounter.