Alexander Shevchenko vs Francisco Cerundolo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performance on second serves, Alexander Shevchenko has outperformed Francisco Cerundolo by a narrow margin. Shevchenko secured 44.87% of second serve points, while Cerundolo achieved 44.81% over the past six months. This specific statistic is often a strong indicator when predicting match outcomes, given its correlation with overall success on the court.

The examination of return game statistics further delineates their competitive edges. In recent performances, Shevchenko won 42.66% of points on second serve returns, as opposed to Cerundolo's 45.03%. Interestingly, Shevchenko leads with first serve return points, capturing 28.85% compared to Cerundolo's 25.9%. These differences can signal which player might hold the advantage in their upcoming meeting.

Under pressure scenarios are crucial for match outcomes and betting strategies. Alexander Shevchenko has slightly outperformed by saving 54.98% of breakpoints, while Francisco Cerundolo has a near similar saving percentage of 53.51%. Broken down over a 12-month span, Shevchenko faced opponents with an average rank of 184.47, while Cerundolo faced more challenging opponents averaging a rank of 128.92.

Reviewing their head-to-head record, the players have met three times, with Cerundolo holding a 2-1 advantage in matches and a 4-2 lead in sets. The most recent clash at the Almaty Open saw Cerundolo triumph decisively. Despite having the upper hand generally, Shevchenko did manage to win their only tiebreak encounter, showcasing his ability to perform under high-pressure situations.

The evaluation of career surfaces shows both players excel on clay. Shevchenko boasts a 62% win rate on this surface; however, Cerundolo exceeds this with a 70% success rate. Conversely, grass surfaces present a challenge, particularly for Shevchenko, who maintains only a 20% win rate. Cerundolo fares better yet modestly, standing at 50% on grass.

Turning to break point conversions in recent play, Shevchenko has notably converted 38.32% of opportunities compared to 27.93% by Cerundolo. Such a significant difference can influence predictions regarding how the match could swing during pivotal moments.

On the main tour, Cerundolo showcases higher winning statistics, closing matches with 58.82% success over the past year, compared to Shevchenko's 37.93%. This disparity is mirrored by their overall match win rates over the last year; Cerundolo's record shows 61.64% compared to Shevchenko's 36.84%. Considering these statistics holistically points towards Francisco Cerundolo as the likely victor in the upcoming match, given his historical performance and current form.