Sergio Callejon Hernando vs Gauthier Onclin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Gauthier Onclin has a slightly better second serve performance than Sergio Callejon Hernando, with 44.11% of points won compared to 43.22%. Could this give Onclin an edge in service games? It seems likely.
• When it comes to returning their opponent’s second serves, Onclin also holds a marginal advantage with 47.15% points won, while Callejon Hernando is close behind at 46.89%.
• Onclin outperforms Callejon Hernando on first serve returns as well, winning 30.79% compared to 28.30%. Does this suggest Onclin might have a stronger return game? It does appear so.
• Under pressure, Callejon Hernando has a slight advantage in saving breakpoints, managing a 54.29% success rate compared to Onclin's 52.53%.
• In terms of matches won over the past year, Callejon Hernando leads with a 69.33% win rate, versus Onclin’s 59.72%. Could this indicate a stronger overall form? It's certainly possible.
• Both players perform best on hard courts, with each boasting a win rate of 63%. Which surfaces favor each player when they meet? Performance on hard might be pivotal.
• Callejon Hernando has had greater success at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, winning 71.01% of matches, compared to Onclin’s record of 45.45% at the Challengers/ITF > $10K level. Does the level of competition favor Callejon Hernando? It might.
• Onclin has faced tougher opponents on average, playing against competitors ranked 267.94, whereas Callejon Hernando's opponents had an average rank of 382.35. Does Onclin's exposure to higher-level competition give him an edge? Possibly.
• In matches that go to a deciding set, Onclin has proven more successful, winning 78% of the time, compared to Callejon Hernando’s 40%. Which player handles high-pressure situations better? In deciding scenarios, Onclin shines.
• Considering current event stats might provide additional insights, especially if either player has already competed in this tournament.

Editorial Prediction (October 28, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance, Gauthier Onclin demonstrates a slight edge in both second serve effectiveness and return game results. These factors are often crucial in determining match outcomes.

Callejon Hernando does present stronger breakpoint-saving capabilities and a better overall win percentage over the past year, which suggests he is in good form.

However, Onclin's ability to win deciding sets at a high rate and compete against stronger opponents consistently may provide him with an upper hand in this matchup.

Taking all factors into account, Gauthier Onclin emerges as the more likely winner in this upcoming encounter.