Alexander Klintcharov vs Jesse Delaney Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining second serve statistics, Klintcharov has managed to secure 43.47% of points on their second serve over the past six months, while Delaney has claimed a slightly higher 47.17%. These figures are notably linked with the accuracy of predicting match outcomes. When it comes to returning games, Klintcharov's recent form shows success on 42.68% of their opponent's second serves compared to Delaney's 37.11%. This trend is echoed in first serve returns, with Klintcharov winning 31.32% and Delaney securing 25.64%.

Considering break point scenarios, Klintcharov has been able to save 57.88% of breakpoints, outperforming Delaney, who has a 53.67% success rate. This is a pivotal statistic for in-game betting predictions, revealing Klintcharov’s resilience under pressure. In terms of converting breakpoints themselves, Klintcharov has managed a conversion rate of 31.15%, while Delaney slightly edges ahead with 32.5%. These insights are critical for real-time betting strategies during breakpoint opportunities.

Over the past year, Klintcharov has a match win percentage of 58.9% with a win/loss record of 43/30. In contrast, Delaney has won 37.74% of matches, holding a win/loss record of 20/33. This positions Klintcharov as the better performer overall. Interestingly, both players favor grass as their optimal playing surface. Klintcharov boasts a 65% win rate on grass (W/L 13/7), whereas Delaney holds a 50% record (W/L 6/6). On hard surfaces, Klintcharov's win rate is 50% (W/L 100/99), while Delaney's slightly lower at 48% (W/L 116/127).

In terms of their playing levels over the last 12 months, Klintcharov has participated predominantly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, winning 60.87% of his matches (W/L 42/27). Conversely, Delaney has recorded a 39.13% success rate (W/L 18/28) in similar tournaments. Their average opponent quality further illustrates the disparity, with Klintcharov facing competitors with an average rank of 106.21, far tougher than Delaney’s opponents averaging a rank of 464.96.

Additional insights reveal that in deciding sets, Klintcharov has won 42% of matches in the last year compared to Delaney’s 46%. Although Klintcharov has a slightly lower deciding set performance, the comprehensive data suggest that Klintcharov's superior overall match wins, surface performance, break-point saving ability, and tougher opponent caliber collectively forecast a likely victory for him in the upcoming match.