Alex Marti Pujolras vs Oleksandr Ovcharenko Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Which player has the better second serve performance recently? Ovcharenko slightly edges out Pujolras with a recent second serve win rate of 43.25% compared to 42.99%.
• Assessing return game strength, Pujolras is stronger at converting second serve returns, winning 50.49% of points compared to Ovcharenko's 49.33%.
• In terms of first serve return performance, Pujolras holds a significant advantage, winning 32.33% of first serve returns against Ovcharenko's 28.28%.
• Under pressure, Pujolras has saved 50.3% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Ovcharenko's 48.92% breakpoint save rate.
• Overall match performance in the past year shows Ovcharenko with a slight lead, winning 66.67% of matches compared to Pujolras' 65.12%.
• The best career surface for both players is clay, but Ovcharenko slightly outperforms Pujolras with a win rate of 69% compared to 62%.
• Both players have predominantly competed in $10K Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Ovcharenko achieving a slightly better win rate of 74.58% compared to Pujolras at 73.68%.
• Examining opponent quality, Ovcharenko has faced slightly higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 417.17 compared to Pujolras' opponents with an average rank of 425.65.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Pujolras has a marginally better win rate of 47% compared to Ovcharenko's 46%.
• Recently, Pujolras has converted break points more effectively, succeeding in 39.19% of opportunities, whereas Ovcharenko has converted 35.4%.

Editorial Prediction (May 30, 2025, UTC):

In a highly anticipated match, both players bring strong recent performances to the court. Ovcharenko edges past Pujolras in second serve efficiency, a critical factor for success in tight matches.

Pujolras has shown dominance in return games, notably converting more first serve returns, which may give them an advantage in breaking Ovcharenko's serve.

Pujolras also demonstrates resilience under pressure, saving a higher percentage of breakpoints, which can prove pivotal in clutch moments.

Surface preference may sway the match, with both players excelling on clay, yet Ovcharenko has a slightly more impressive record on this surface.

Overall, while Pujolras shows better break point conversion and return handling, Ovcharenko's consistency and slight edge in match win percentage suggest they are likely to win this encounter. Expect a competitive match with Ovcharenko emerging victorious.