Ryan Fishback vs Ronald Hohmann Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players' recent performances compare regarding second serve points? Ryan Fishback has secured 43.66% of his second serve points in the past six months, outperforming Ronald Hohmann, who has achieved 40.70%.
• In terms of return games, Ryan Fishback prevails in recent form, winning 49.02% of opponents' second serve points, whereas Ronald Hohmann has managed 46.46%.
• When examining first serve returns, Fishback leads with 33.12% compared to Hohmann's 29.75%, indicating an advantage in this area.
• Under pressure analysis shows a marginal advantage for Ryan Fishback, who has saved 51.01% of breakpoints, compared to Ronald Hohmann's 50.96%.
• Who has the better overall match-win percentage? In the past year, Ronald Hohmann has secured a higher win rate at 53.66%, as opposed to Ryan Fishback's 48.08%.
• Both players excel on indoor hard courts with a career win rate of 58%, but Hohmann outperforms on clay with a 47% win rate, compared to Fishback's 29%.
• Analyzing tournament levels, Ronald Hohmann shows slight superiority, winning 56.41% of matches at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, while Ryan Fishback has a 50% win rate.
• Assessing opponent quality over the past year reveals Ronald Hohmann has faced tougher competition, with an average opponent rank of 286.61 compared to Fishback's 448.37.
• Fishback has a better track record in deciding sets, winning 48% over the past 12 months compared to Hohmann’s 43%.
• Which factors might influence the match outcome? Current event performance and historical data play a crucial role, alongside surface preference and opponent quality faced.

Editorial Prediction (November 4, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing their second serve performance, Ryan Fishback holds a slight edge over Ronald Hohmann, reflecting stronger service games.

Return statistics favor Fishback, as he has been more effective at returning opponents' serves lately. This could be pivotal in breaking Hohmann's service games.

While both players perform well on indoor hard courts, Hohmann's overall match-win percentage and experience against higher-ranked opponents suggest resilience in competitive scenarios.

Considering these aspects, Ryan Fishback appears to have a marginal upper hand in specific areas, but Ronald Hohmann's superior match experience and skill on preferred surfaces position him as the probable winner of this upcoming encounter.