Alexey Zakharov vs Lorenzo Beraldo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How do Zakharov and Beraldo stack up against each other in recent times? Looking closely at their second serve performance over the past six months, Zakharov managed to win 46.14% of points, while Beraldo slightly eclipsed him by securing 47.69%. This subtle edge in performance might just give Beraldo a slim advantage, considering how strongly second serve stats correlate with predicting match outcomes.

When we turn our attention to the return game statistics, Zakharov clinched 49.9% of his opponent’s second serve points, whereas Beraldo outperformed him with 51.61%. Analyzing their returns on first serves, Zakharov seized 27.25%, as opposed to Beraldo's superior 30.28%. These figures are crucial in determining who is likely to emerge as the favorite in their head-to-head encounter.

Both players have demonstrated varying degrees of skill under pressure. Zakharov has an impressive rate of saving 58.21% of breakpoints, providing him a potential psychological edge in saving critical points. Beraldo, on the other hand, has saved 49.09% of breakpoints, which still stands as a solid, game-influencing stat for speculators during live bets. Additionally, in terms of break point conversion, Zakharov capitalizes on 30.61% of opportunities, meanwhile, Beraldo is more efficient, converting 36.84% of his breakpoint chances.

Considering their performance over the last year, Zakharov has a win rate of 54.55% from 55 matches, whereas Beraldo has won 60% of his 15 matches, slightly leaning the scales in his favor for overall head-to-head projections. Both players excel most on clay, with Zakharov boasting a 65% win rate and Beraldo at 53%. However, on hard courts, Zakharov has a 63% success rate, while Beraldo has struggled, yet the limited data might not paint the full picture of his potential.

Level of competition also plays a significant role here. Zakharov has largely competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments with a 54.76% win rate, whereas Beraldo has spent much of his time in the Futures/Satellites circuit, clinching 60% of his matches. Notably, their opponents' quality shines a light on their journey to this matchup. Zakharov's adversaries averaged a rank of 212.09 over the past year, contrasting significantly with Beraldo, who faced more formidable opponents with an average rank of 21.93.

If this contest shifts to a deciding set, Zakharov has a history of claiming victory in 57% of such scenarios, while Beraldo owns a marginally higher success rate at 60%. Lastly, it’s crucial to consider how both players have fared in the current event for an up-to-date form guide, as historical data combined with current form can present a well-rounded perspective.

With a meticulous evaluation of these statistics across various aspects of the game, Beraldo appears to hold a slight edge due to his performance in key areas like breakpoint conversion and higher-level opponent experience. This might just tip the scales in his favor, making him the likely candidate to triumph in their impending face-off.