Alexey Vatutin vs Nino Serdarusic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performance metrics, Vatutin has secured 41.46% of points on his second serve in the past six months, while Serdarusic has a slightly better performance with 44.17%. This measure is a significant predictor of match outcomes. Additionally, when it comes to returns, Vatutin has excelled by winning 45.7% of points on opponents' second serves, although Serdarusic leads marginally with a 50% success rate. For first serve returns, Vatutin stands at 30.67%, surpassing Serdarusic's 28.3%, which could influence the head-to-head advantage.

In terms of match pressure management, Vatutin has demonstrated prowess by saving 51.32% of breakpoints, surpassing Serdarusic, who has managed a 44.9% breakpoint save percentage. This statistic offers insight into in-game betting scenarios. Over the past year, Vatutin possesses a stronger match win record at 61.04% (W/L 47/30) compared to Serdarusic's 38.71% (W/L 12/19), underlining overall head-to-head predictive strength.

When assessing career surface preferences, Vatutin displays notable success on Hard courts with a 60% win rate (W/L 78/52), struggling on Grass at 25% (W/L 1/3). Conversely, Serdarusic excels on Clay with a 58% win rate (W/L 305/224), struggling on Grass without any victories (W/L 0/2). In competitions at the Challengers/ITF level, Vatutin has achieved a win rate of 53.49% (W/L 23/20), while Serdarusic trails at 40% (W/L 8/12), reinforcing relative performance insights given their competitive levels.

Their direct head-to-head encounters reveal that Vatutin has secured victory twice, while Serdarusic has one head-to-head win. Vatutin has claimed five of the eight sets played between them, including their last matchup at the St. Petersburg 1 Challenger, which he won in 2021. Matches between them average a duration of 1:34:37, with each having won one of two deciding sets played, shedding light on potential outcomes if the match extends.

Examining match conditions under pressure, neither player has succeeded in breaking a tiebreak deadlock, with no tiebreaks won between them. Over the last year, Vatutin faced opponents with an average ranking of 382.75 compared to Serdarusic's average opponent ranking of 402.26, introducing an additional evaluation layer for potential match outcomes.

In deciding sets over the last 12 months, Vatutin has a superior success rate of 52% versus Serdarusic's 27%, a critical data point for live betting strategies should the match require a deciding set. Current tournament performances, if available, should be factored in as players often demonstrate specific event advantages that could sway predictions.

Both players' breakpoint conversion percentages are closely matched, with Vatutin at 37.59% and Serdarusic at 33.33% in recent form, providing a decisive element for in-game scenarios when either player faces a breakpoint. In conclusion, Vatutin’s overall historical and recent competitive advantages, especially in high-pressure settings and against superior competition, indicate a stronger likelihood of victory in their upcoming match.