Alexander Krylov vs Niklas Grunewald Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In evaluating the upcoming tennis match between Krylov and Grunewald through statistical comparison, several aspects stand out prominently. Over the last six months, Krylov has managed to secure a win rate of 46.48% on their second serve points. In stark contrast, Grunewald has been unable to clinch any points on their second serve, recording a 0% success rate. This discrepancy serves as a strong indicator of potential outcomes in the match.

When scrutinizing return game statistics, Krylov again demonstrates superiority by winning 41.03% of points on their opponent's second serve. Comparatively, Grunewald's performance remains at 0% in this domain. Furthermore, Krylov shows an ability to win 28.24% of points from first serve returns, whereas Grunewald fails to secure any. Both of these return statistics have a high correlation with determining the likely victor in their head-to-head matchup.

Analyzing their performances under pressure, Krylov has maintained a breakpoint save rate of 47.62%, indicating a resilient performance when on the back foot. On the other hand, Grunewald has not managed to save any breakpoints during this period. This statistic is particularly critical for those considering in-game betting opportunities.

Over the past year, Krylov has managed a match win rate of 36.36% (with a W/L record of 4/7), while Grunewald has had a slightly lower success rate, winning 27.78% of matches (W/L record of 5/13). This performance metric gives context to their overall competitiveness, although both players have primarily played at the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K level.

Regarding surface preferences, Krylov's career win percentage peaks on hard courts where they have a 36% win rate (W/L 10/18). Grunewald's comparative best also lies on hard courts with a similar win rate of 35% (W/L 13/24). Conversely, both players show their weakest performance on clay surfaces: Krylov has not secured any wins on clay, whereas Grunewald holds a 25% win rate (W/L 2/6).

Evaluating the players in terms of opponent quality, Krylov has faced competitors with an average rank of 309.45 over the past year, indicating a different standard of opponents compared to Grunewald, whose opponents have had an average rank of 39.39.

An intriguing aspect of the match is the players' record in deciding sets. Krylov has not won any deciding sets in the past 12 months. In contrast, Grunewald shows a solid deciding set win rate of 67% in all matches, which might become pivotal if the match extends to this stage.

Illustrating their ability to capitalize on opportunities, Krylov has converted 66.67% of their breakpoint chances recently, whereas Grunewald remains at a conversion rate of 0%. This factor further solidifies Krylov's perceived advantage as a more aggressive player under high-stakes scenarios.

With these comprehensive statistics in mind, the prediction indicates that Krylov holds a statistical advantage over Grunewald and is favored to emerge victorious in this encounter.