Alex Rybakov vs Alan Magadan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Rybakov demonstrates superior second serve performance, winning 48.82% of points compared to Magadan's 41.55% in the past six months.
• In return games, Rybakov shows an edge by winning 45.62% of opponents' second serve points versus Magadan's 42.55%. However, Magadan has a better first serve return performance at 27.65%, slightly above Rybakov's 25.72%.
• Under pressure, Rybakov excels by saving 58.58% of breakpoints, whereas Magadan saves 51.43%. Could this proclivity for clutch situations be a decisive factor?
• Looking at match outcomes over the past year, Rybakov boasts a higher win percentage of 70.42%, while Magadan records 63.33%.
• Both players favor indoor hard courts, where Magadan achieves a 75% win rate, outstripping Rybakov's 64% on the same surface.
• Rybakov frequently competes at a higher tournament level than Magadan, which might translate to tougher match experiences.
• Their head-to-head battle stands even with each player winning once. However, Rybakov won their last encounter, which was on an indoor hard court.
• Average rank of recent opponents suggests similar competition levels, with Rybakov's opponents ranked around 358.32 and Magadan's at 368.37.
• Remarkably, in deciding sets over the past year, Rybakov has a 56% win rate, unlike Magadan who has not won any.
• Both players have comparable breakpoint conversion rates, with Rybakov narrowly ahead at 28.45% compared to Magadan's 27.27%.

Editorial Prediction (July 11, 2025, UTC):

Recent data points to Rybakov possessing a slight edge over Magadan in several critical areas such as second serve efficiency and the ability to handle pressure, exemplified by the higher breakpoint save percentage.

Moreover, Rybakov's superior performance in deciding sets could prove pivotal if this match reaches such an intense stage. The evenness in their previous encounters suggests a hard-fought battle, yet Rybakov's ability to exploit key situations may tip the scales in his favor.

Considering these factors in tandem with Rybakov's recent victory over Magadan, he appears to be the more probable winner of the upcoming match.