Adrien Gobat vs Peter Alam Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Peter Alam and Adrien Gobat compare in recent second serve performance? Peter Alam has won 44.67% of points on his second serve, while Adrien Gobat has achieved 48.85% over the last six months.
• In terms of return game, Alam excels by winning 49.76% of his opponents' second serve points, compared to Gobat's 43.29%.
• Analyzing return effectiveness on first serves shows Alam with 27.52% success versus Gobat's 26.78%. What does this indicate? Alam appears marginally stronger in disrupting his opponent's service game.
• Which player handles pressure better? Gobat has saved 58.52% of breakpoints against him, surpassing Alam's 41.86%.
• Over the past year, Gobat holds a higher match win percentage at 61.67%, compared to Alam's 53.70%.
• Both players have played predominantly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Gobat winning 63.46% of these matches, slightly better than Alam's 53.70%.
• Alam has faced higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 136.85, whereas Gobat's opponents average 328.98 in rank, suggesting Alam has competed against stronger competition.
• In deciding set scenarios, Gobat has a slight edge with a 56% win rate compared to Alam's 50% over the past year.
• Surface preferences show Gobat thriving on Hard courts with a 65% win rate, while Alam performs best on Indoor Hard at 54%.
• Interestingly, Gobat struggles on Indoor Hard, winning only 47%, suggesting a potential weakness Alam could exploit.

Editorial Prediction (September 25, 2025, UTC):

This match presents an intriguing matchup of distinct strengths. Adrien Gobat's superior second serve performance gives him an initial edge. Peter Alam, however, demonstrates a stronger return game, specifically on opponents' second serves, which could be pivotal in neutralizing Gobat's serve advantage.

Gobat's impressive ability to save breakpoints poses a challenge for Alam, who is less adept under pressure. Although both have similar recent match experiences in lower-tier tournaments, Alam has consistently competed against tougher opponents. This experience might prove crucial if the match becomes tightly contested.

The surface could act as a great equalizer, as Alam's best performances are on Indoor Hard courts, where Gobat typically struggles. While Gobat performs better overall, Alam's competitive history and relative experience against higher-ranked players could level the playing field.

Given these factors, Adrien Gobat is slightly favored to win the upcoming match due to his stronger serve and higher overall match win rate. However, Alam's potential to offset Gobat’s serve and his experience against stronger competition could lead to an upset.