Denis Petak vs Moise Kouame Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do they compare in their second serve performance? Petak secures 41.96% of points on their second serve, whereas Kouame achieves a better rate of 47.43%, indicating a potential advantage for Kouame in serve consistency.
• What about their return game efficacy? Petak excels in winning 51.1% of opponent's second serve points, trailing Kouame who wins 48.47%, showing Petak’s strength in return games.
• Under pressure, how effective are they? Petak has saved 49.52% of breakpoints faced, compared to Kouame’s 51.87% efficiency, highlighting Kouame's resilience in crucial moments.
• Examining overall performance, Kouame holds a stronger match win rate of 55.17% compared to Petak's 42.31% over the last year, indicating a more consistent track record for Kouame.
• Given their career performance on different surfaces, Petak and Kouame both favor hard courts, but Kouame stands out with a 75% win rate, surpassing Petak's 50%.
• In competition level, Kouame has participated in similar event levels more successfully, winning 68.18% of matches, while Petak has a lower win percentage of 44% in equivalent tournaments.
• Analyzing opponent rankings, Petak has faced players with an average ranking of 341.54, while Kouame has competed against slightly higher-ranked players, averaging 311.97.
• In deciding sets, Kouame has a clear edge with a 57% win rate, against Petak's 43%, an insightful stat for potential match determinations.
• Their breakpoint conversion rates are almost similar, with Petak at 33.33% compared to Kouame's 32.79%, suggesting minimal differences in capitalizing on breakpoint opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (June 26, 2025, UTC):

Comparing recent performances, Kouame exhibits a stronger second serve success rate, offering an advantage in service games. While Petak excels in return games, Kouame displays resilience under pressure by saving a higher percentage of breakpoints.

Kouame shows a consistent higher win percentage over the past year and excels on preferred hard surfaces significantly more than Petak. Similarly, Kouame’s improvements are mirrored in playing against slightly higher-ranked opposition.