Alexey Zakharov vs Mae Malige Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve efficiency over recent months, Zakharov has demonstrated a success rate of 45.75% in securing points on their second serve. Comparatively, Malige has achieved a close 45.23% in this area. This measurement is notably indicative of future match outcomes.

When evaluating return game statistics from recent performances, Zakharov has claimed 50.52% of points off their opponent's second serve, whereas Malige has slightly outperformed with 50.89%. First serve return statistics reveal Malige at an advantageous 31.69%, overshadowing Zakharov’s 27.16%, a significant aspect in determining the favorite in this head-to-head scenario.

Under pressure, particularly during breakpoints, Zakharov has demonstrated resilience by saving 56.78% of them, surpassing Malige’s 53.87%. This proficiency is instrumental for in-game betting predictions.

In terms of match performance over the past year, Zakharov boasts a win percentage of 53.7% with a record of 29 wins against 25 losses. Malige maintains a comparable win rate of 53.19% with 25 wins and 22 losses, contributing to a comprehensive head-to-head prediction.

Regarding preferences on surfaces, Zakharov’s most successful surface has been clay, with 65% victories (44 wins and 24 losses). Conversely, Malige thrives on indoor hard courts with a 60% success rate (35 wins and 23 losses), but struggles on clay, where he has managed only a 29% win rate (4 wins and 10 losses).

Reflecting on the tournaments entered, Zakharov has been active primarily in higher-level Challengers/ITF events with a win percentage of 54.76%, given a 23-19 match record in the last year. Malige, participating mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, has amassed a superior win rate of 61.76% (21-13). This contrast in levels addressed, contextually shapes the perceived skill disparity.

Regarding opponent caliber, Zakharov has faced more formidable adversaries, paralleled with an average rank of 216.02, as opposed to Malige’s oppositions averaging a rank of 234.3 throughout the past year.

For those interested in live predictions during deciding sets, Zakharov has emerged victorious in 57% of such situations, whereas Malige finds success in merely 44% of comparable circumstances on the tour.

In terms of breakpoint conversion lately, Zakharov has a conversion rate of 30.85%, while Malige has been more effective with a 37.19% conversion, a metric ripe for in-game speculation.

Considering the multitude of factors such as second serve effectiveness, under-pressure performance, and opponent quality alongside surface preference, Zakharov appears slightly favored for the upcoming match.