Taha Baadi vs Louis Wessels Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Louis Wessels and Taha Baadi compare in second serve performance? In recent form, Taha Baadi slightly edges Louis Wessels with a win rate of 45.04% compared to 44.54% for Wessels.
• Examining return game stats: Taha Baadi has been more successful on opponents' second serves, winning 47.89% of points, compared to Louis Wessels' 46.31%. However, Wessels has a slight edge with first serve returns, with 28.73% compared to Baadi's 28.09%.
• Under pressure, Wessels has a stronger breakpoint saving rate at 55.69%, superior to Baadi’s 49.78%.
• Regarding overall performance in the past year, Wessels won 49.06% of his matches, trailing slightly behind Baadi, who has an even 50.00% win rate.
• Which surface favors each player? Wessels excels on clay with a career win rate of 58%, whereas Baadi performs best on indoor hard courts, matching Wessels' clay win rate at 58%.
• Assessing competition level, Baadi has faced tougher opponents, with an average rank of 377.4, compared to Wessels’ average opponent rank of 461.23.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Wessels holds a significant advantage, winning 69% of such matches compared to Baadi's 50% success rate.
• Both players commonly compete in the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, but Baadi has a slight edge, winning 54.76% of his matches over the past year versus Wessels' 50.00%.

Editorial Prediction (October 31, 2025, UTC):

With their solid second serve points win rate, Taha Baadi enters the match with a slight advantage in this area. Similarly, when it comes to return games, Baadi's recent form on opponents' second serves and overall match-winning percentage gives him a slight edge over Louis Wessels.

However, Louis Wessels' strength in saving breakpoints and his superior record in deciding sets could prove pivotal under pressure, possibly turning the game outcomes in his favor during critical moments.

Although Taha Baadi has faced stronger opponents on average over the past year, indicating a possibly higher level of competition preparedness, Wessels' performance on his preferred clay surface and mental edge in deciding sets is noteworthy.

Both players have similar levels of experience in the Futures/Satellites/ITF circuit, but this match will likely highlight Louis Wessels' strength in closing out tightly contested situations. Thus, based on these patterns and statistics, Louis Wessels is slightly more favored to win this upcoming tennis match.