Tom Gentzsch vs Maximilian Homberg Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance shows Homberg excels slightly, winning 46.47% of points compared to Gentzsch's 43.09%. Could this be a deciding factor?
• Interestingly, Gentzsch holds an edge by winning 45.58% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Homberg wins 43.89%.
• When returning first serves, Homberg is more effective, securing 30.46% compared to Gentzsch’s 26.27%.
• Gentzsch appears stronger under pressure, having saved 53.87% of breakpoints, whereas Homberg has managed 43.18%.
• Looking at past performances, Gentzsch has a higher match win percentage at 65.85%, while Homberg stands at 50% for the last year.
• Both players favor Clay, but Gentzsch is superior with a 60% win rate versus Homberg's 54%.
• Gentzsch's stronger record in the Futures/ITF $10K tournaments, winning 72.58%, suggests a higher competitive readiness versus Homberg's 50%.
• Despite playing against higher-ranked opponents on average, Homberg's deciding sets win rate is slightly lower at 44%, against Gentzsch's 46%.
• Homberg’s superior breakpoint conversion rate of 34.02% versus Gentzsch’s 28.57% may influence dynamic in-game plays.

Editorial Prediction (August 21, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent performances and statistics, both players have their strengths but Gentzsch appears to hold an edge in overall match readiness and consistency.

Homberg displays a slightly better performance in serving and converting breakpoints, which could be crucial for potential game-shifting moments.

However, Gentzsch’s ability to save breakpoints and a higher win percentage suggests resilience under pressure, positioning him as the likely winner for the upcoming match.