Yannick Hanfmann vs Sebastian Ofner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Well, if second serves were a buffet, Hanfmann would be the guy at the front of the line, winning 47.19% of his second serve points in the past six months, with Ofner nibbling slightly behind at 46.43%. Though, when it comes to raiding the buffet of opponent’s second serves - watch out - Ofner gets a bigger plate, snagging 50.12% versus Hanfmann's 46.73%. It's like a tennis version of supermarket sweep!

First serve return points are where Hanfmann shows his grocery store prowess, clutching 27.27% of points, while Ofner jingles his trolley with 23.79%. In the heat of the breakpoint kitchen, Ofner has a fire extinguisher ready, saving 56.07% of breakpoints compared to Hanfmann's slightly lower 55.84%. If you’re trying to bet on a winner, these breakpoints just might make those betting tea leaves easier to read.

Last year, if matches were cookies, Ofner would definitely have a sweeter batch, winning 51.52% (17 Won/16 Lost) versus Hanfmann's 43.4% (23 Won/30 Lost). Although when it comes to playing on different tennis surfaces, it's all a matter of taste. Ofner excels on Grass with 59% wins, while Hanfmann finds his footing on Clay with a solid 62%. Alternatively, Grass seems as slippery for Hanfmann as an un-pegged tent in a windstorm, with just 46% wins.

They've battled it out head-to-head five times, with Ofner blessing the court three times and Hanfmann twice. Set scores run almost an even race, 7 to Ofner and 6 to Hanfmann. During their last clash at the U.S. Open, Ofner narrowly edged out the win, proving he was the doughnut dunking champion of the day. Their match times average a clock-busting 1:41:11, give or take a few tennis ball bounce warm-ups.

In those nail-biting deciders, Ofner grabs two out of three while Hanfmann never says never, taking home a trophy of one. When tiebreaks roll around like an anticipated dessert cart, Ofner's ahead 1-0, keeping servings of victory all to himself. Yet, if you thought Hanfmann's serve, volley, and rally were just for show, consider his skilled opponents: he's tangoed with folks ranked around 147.32 on average over the last year compared to Ofner’s 224.09.

If this match goes the extra mile for a deciding set, Hanfmann’s got a knack for carving out wins, victorious in 62% of such instances recently. But on breakpoints, ooh la la, Hanfmann can convert to a toast-worthy 33.6% of his opportunities against Ofner’s slightly hungrier 28.77%. Hence, if you plan to bet your snack money on the outcome, you might want to shuffle alongside Hanfmann.

Looking at these amusing little stats, while Ofner’s fans might argue he's the bee's knees with his historical edge, the smart money—armed with these stats—might just consider ringing Hanfmann's dinner bell for the win!