Aleksander Chayka vs Jasza Szajrych Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Comparing second serve performance over the past six months, Szajrych shows a slight edge, securing 44.11% of points, as opposed to Chayka's 42.26%. This difference, albeit marginal, could be a critical factor in the match's outcome.

Return game statistics further cement Szajrych's advantage. In recent form, Szajrych has won 45.52% of points on their opponent's second serve compared to Chayka's 42.92%. When examining first serve returns, Szajrych again leads with 29.97% against Chayka's 21.18%, a determinant with a strong connection to predicting match favorites in this head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure analysis reveals Szajrych's stronger breakpoint saving capability, coming in at 56% against Chayka's 54.17%. Such performance insights are invaluable for live betting and predictions during the match.

Looking at their performance over the last year, Chayka has achieved a match win rate of 51.06% (24 wins and 23 losses), slightly outperforming Szajrych, who holds a 47.62% win rate (20 wins and 22 losses). This head-to-head statistic should be noted for overall match predictions.

When it comes to surface preferences, both players excel on indoor hard courts. Chayka has a 60% win rate (W/L 3/2), while Szajrych edges ahead with 64% (W/L 9/5). Alternatively, Chayka's least successful surface is hard courts at 43% (W/L 20/26), whereas Szajrych struggles most on clay with a 50% win rate (W/L 50/51).

Over the past year, event level exposure shows both players frequently participating in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments. Chayka has a win percentage of 51.06%, while Szajrych slightly higher at 51.28%. Although subtle, such details may impact performance as competition intensity scales up.

Analyzing opponent quality indicates Chayka's competition has had an average rank of 175.6, stronger compared to Szajrych's opponents who averaged 286.5. This factor implies Chayka's readiness against tougher competition.

Regarding deciding set performances, Szajrych demonstrates superior resilience, winning 62% of such competitions, against Chayka's 50%. This resilience might play a decisive role should the match extend into a final set.

For breakpoint conversion, Szajrych once again claims an upper hand with a conversion rate of 39.51%, surpassing Chayka's 32.26%. This skill significantly contributes to transcending critical match moments.

Weighing all factors, Szajrych's consistent statistical superiority, particularly in pressure situations, return games, and on indoor hard surfaces, suggests a slight favoritism in this matchup. Consequently, based on recent form and analytical metrics, Szajrych appears more likely to emerge victorious in this contest.