Aleksandar Vukic vs Alexander Bublik Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Recent analyses of player statistics provide a clear view of the upcoming tennis match between Vukic and Bublik. When examining second serve performance over the past six months, Vukic shows a slight advantage, having secured 48.9% of points compared to Bublik's 41.28%. This figure, along with the return game stats, is crucial for accurate match predictions.

In terms of returning capabilities, Vukic has claimed 41.71% of points on his opponent’s second serve, while Bublik leads slightly by winning 45.72%. As for first serve returns, Vukic holds 22.18% and Bublik 20.8%. This data significantly influences deciding the preferred player in this head-to-head face-off. Under pressure, Bublik edges out Vukic, saving 60.47% of breakpoints compared to Vukic's 57.92%, which can be valuable for in-game betting forecasts.

Over the past year, Vukic has had a 50% win rate in his matches, achieving a 36/36 win-loss record. In contrast, Bublik has won 32.5% with a 13/27 record. Surface preferences reveal that both players excel on indoor hard courts, with Vukic winning 61% and Bublik 62%, highlighting the nuances in their playing conditions. Despite this, Bublik seems less accustomed to clay courts, holding a 49% win record.

Regarding player level and competition, Vukic played most of his matches in the Main Tour, winning 48.65% of them, whereas Bublik has participated in the same category yet only achieved a 35% success rate. Comparing head-to-head statistics shows Vukic as the likely favorite, having defeated Bublik in two of their three previous encounters, winning four sets to Bublik’s two. In their last match at the Rothesay International - Eastbourne, Vukic emerged victorious with a score of 6-4, 6-4.

Their average head-to-head match duration stands at 1:11:42, with neither player having won a deciding set in their matchups, suggesting a straightforward contest when it goes beyond two sets. Though no deciding sets have occurred between them, Vukic boasts a slightly better record, winning 42% of deciding sets over the last year compared to Bublik's 40%. In terms of high-stakes scenarios, Vukic has won their sole tiebreak against Bublik, signaling a mental advantage.

When evaluating the quality of opponents, Bublik faced higher-ranked players, averaging a rank of 71.42, while Vukic competed against opponents averaging 124.92. A relevant statistic for in-game predictions includes break point conversion, where Vukic converted 28.13% of opportunities compared to Bublik’s 23.81%, indicating a potential edge in crucial points.

The thorough examination of these statistics, favoring Vukic in several key aspects, suggests that he holds the upper hand in this forthcoming match. His consistent performance in both head-to-head encounters and overall career stats positions him as the likely winner.