Vilius Gaubas vs Sebastian Ofner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the grand theater of tennis antics, second serve shenanigans have been unfolding in curious ways over the past six months. Ofner has managed to claim a respectable 44.53% of points with his second serve, just barely squeaking by Gaubas's 44.09% performance. On clay courts, also known as Gaubasville, his winning average skyrockets to a bouncy 63% with a 118-68 record, while on those pesky I.hard surfaces, he plays like he's on ice skates, skating away with a meager 29% win rate. Not to be outdone in surface favoritism, Ofner feels right at home on grass with a 59% win rate, though he finds I.hard surfaces about as comfortable as a cactus pillow, winning just 51% of the time.

When it comes to returning shots, Ofner's recent form is impressive; he snags 50.49% of second-serve points from opponents, showing Gaubas a slightly fiercer competitor with 46.32%. Gaubas, on the other hand, has mastered first-serve returns a bit better (or maybe he just has an affinity for surprises), returning 29.66% while Ofner hangs slightly back at 26.02%. Want to put on your fortune-teller hat? These stats are sure to turn into a chapter in the book of who wins this racket-battling extravaganza.

Speaking of pressure, Ofner has managed to fend off breakpoints with a respectable success rate of 54.22%, closely pursued by Gaubas at 53.62%, perfect for those moments when you find yourself on the edge of your seat during in-game betting. Ofner's main tour escapades have left him victorious in 53.33% of matches, comparing to Gaubas’s triumph in 57.35% of tournaments not quite hitting the $10K mark on the Challenger circuit.

In the saga of direct encounters, Gaubas is the reigning champion, having emerged victorious in their solo face-off. Their last clay court duel at the Menorca Challenger saw Gaubas take down Ofner in a drama-filled show lasting 1 hour and 46 minutes with a score of 7-6(2) 6-2. Rather unsportingly, Ofner hasn't managed to win a single tiebreak out of the one they've danced through, while Gaubas remains unbeaten... in that one solitary tiebreak.

If there's a tennis crystal ball gauging player quality, Gaubas’s opponent ranking was a modest 215.54, seemingly giving Ofner, who faced opponents with an average ranking of 135.53, a higher hill to climb. Though if we're talking about going the marathonic distance, Gaubas edges past with 58% victory in deciding sets, while Ofner isn't too far behind in set-stamina at 53%.

Lastly, let's chat about breaking hearts, or in this case, serve conversion. Gaubas converts 44.52% of breakpoints, almost as if he's in training to become a breakpoint ninja. Ofner, meanwhile, breaks the opponent’s serve with a gentlemanly 30.16% success rate. When it comes time to predict the final victor of this spectacular show, don't be surprised if Gaubas continues his winning ways, leaving Ofner with tales of "next times" and "almosts" as they shake hands at the net.