Aleksandar Vukic vs Marcos Giron Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the upcoming match, a detailed analysis of the players' second serve performance over the past six months reveals that Vukic has a slight edge, winning 48.38% of points on his second serve compared to Giron's 45.22%. This statistic is known to strongly correlate with match predictions, potentially giving Vukic a slight advantage in this aspect of the game.

Examining return game stats, Vukic has demonstrated a greater ability to capitalize on his opponent's second serve, securing 43.55% of points, marginally outperforming Giron at 42.23%. When it comes to first serve returns, Giron leads with 28.11% in comparison to Vukic's 24.56%, balancing the lead in return performance between both players.

Under pressure, Vukic has been able to save 61.94% of breakpoints, surpassing Giron who has managed to save 59.89%. This statistic provides valuable insight into in-game dynamics, especially during high-stakes moments.

The performance overview of the past year shows Vukic with a 47.69% match win rate, slightly lower than Giron's 55.36%. This could suggest a trend of Giron being slightly more consistent over the recent year in terms of overall wins and losses.

When analyzing the players' preferred surfaces, both excel on indoor hard courts, with Vukic posting a win rate of 61% and Giron slightly behind at 60%. Their respective worst surfaces are hard and clay, where they hold win rates of 54% and 42%.

Considering the players' match history on the main tour in the last year, Vukic has won 45.71% of his matches, while Giron has a stronger performance with a 59.26% win rate, hinting at a potential edge for Giron when playing at higher-level competitions.

The head-to-head encounters between Vukic and Giron reveal a close rivalry, with Vukic winning two of their three previous matches. They have contested nine sets, with Vukic winning five and Giron four. Their most recent clash ended in Giron's favor at the Adelaide International, suggesting Giron might have an advantage in their most recent form.

Despite Vukic having an edge in deciding sets within their head-to-head matchup, having won two out of three, his record over all players is 38% compared to Giron's 46%. This statistic could be crucial if the match extends to a deciding set.

Overall, although both players display strengths in different aspects, key statistics such as Giron's recent win rate, first serve return, and deciding set advantage suggest he might have the upper hand in this contest.