Alexis Gautier vs Harry Wendelken Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do recent second serve performances compare? Alexis Gautier has won 41.80% of points on their second serve, while Harry Wendelken has a slightly better performance with 42.62%.
• Which player excels in return games? Alexis Gautier has an advantage in return games, winning 47.85% of points on their opponent's second serve compared to Harry Wendelken's 41.68%.
• What about first serve returns? Harry Wendelken shows stronger performance, winning 30.79% compared to Alexis Gautier's 24.37%.
• Under pressure, who has the edge? Harry Wendelken saves 53.51% of breakpoints, surpassing Alexis Gautier's 47.44%.
• How does each player's overall performance differ? In the last year, Harry Wendelken boasts a win rate of 60.87%, slightly higher than Alexis Gautier's 56.10%.
• Consider each player's best surface. Alexis Gautier performs best on Hard courts (59%), while Harry Wendelken excels on I.hard (58%).
• What impact does tournament level have? Alexis Gautier competes mostly at Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 47.62%, whereas Harry Wendelken plays primarily in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with a win rate of 62.00%.
• Can opponent quality offer any insights? Both players face opponents of similar average rankings; Alexis Gautier's are slightly higher at 381.17 compared to Harry Wendelken's 388.52.
• Who is more successful in deciding sets? In the last year, Harry Wendelken has a slight edge, winning 53% of deciding sets, while Alexis Gautier has claimed victory in 47%.
• Why consider current event stats? Looking at current event performance can highlight in-form players and are valuable for match predictions.

Editorial Prediction (September 28, 2025, UTC):

In the upcoming tennis match, Harry Wendelken and Alexis Gautier present an intriguing contest, each with their distinct strengths and recent performances.

Wendelken displays a slight edge in second serve points and excels notably in first serve returns. His capability under pressure is also superior with higher breakpoint salvation rates.

Gautier, however, demonstrates strength in returning his opponent's second serves and faces slightly more challenging opponents on average. His efficacy on Hard courts remains noteworthy.

Overall, considering Wendelken's performance in deciding sets and his better win percentage across various surfaces and tournaments, he emerges as the likely favorite to win this match.