Alexander Shevchenko vs Benjamin Hassan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining recent performances, the second serve statistics reveal that in the last six months, Shevchenko has secured 42.67% of points on their second serve, slightly trailing Hassan who has achieved a 44.53% success rate. The potential impact of these figures on match predictions should not be understated. Furthermore, return game statistics highlight that Hassan shows superiority, winning 46.28% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Shevchenko’s 39.57%. This trend continues in first serve return points with Hassan capturing 28.11% over Shevchenko's 25.13%, providing insights into strengths during return games.

Analyzing both players under pressure, Hassan emerges stronger by saving 57.87% of breakpoints as compared to Shevchenko’s 53.89%. This information is particularly valuable for in-game betting predictions. Furthermore, when examining overall performances over the past year, Shevchenko won 33.96% of their matches with a record of 18 wins out of 53 matches. In contrast, Hassan has demonstrated a higher win rate, winning 51.85% of their games, registering 42 victories in 81 encounters.

In terms of surface preference, Shevchenko boasts a 63% win rate on Clay (175/105) which is slightly better than Hassan's 62% (189/117). However, Shevchenko struggles on Grass, winning just 20% of matches (1/4), whereas Hassan has a better winning percentage at 40% (2/5). The level of play differs, as Shevchenko has mainly competed at the Main tour level over the past year, securing a 33.33% success rate (9/18), while Hassan has played predominantly in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, maintaining a 53.45% win rate (31/27).

Shevchenko has faced tougher competition, with opponents ranked on average at 113.89, in contrast to Hassan’s adversaries who rank at 218.28. In deciding sets, Hassan has been more effective, winning 52% of such sets over the past year compared to Shevchenko’s 38%. Breakpoint conversion stats are also noteworthy; Shevchenko edges out Hassan by converting 36.71% of opportunities in comparison to Hassan’s 34.1%, an important consideration for live betting.

Upon evaluating all these statistics, Hassan seems to hold a statistical edge in upcoming matches. The slightly superior performance in pivotal areas such as breakpoint saving and opponent return games, combined with a higher match win percentage over the past year, suggests that Hassan is more likely to emerge victorious based on current form and past performances.