Alibek Kachmazov vs Fajing Sun Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance of Alibek Kachmazov and Sun, we can begin with the second serve statistics over the past six months. Kachmazov has secured 43.66% of points on his second serve, whereas Sun edges slightly ahead with 44.78% in this crucial aspect of the game. This measure often correlates strongly with match prediction accuracy and is vital in a head-to-head comparison.

When evaluating return game statistics, Sun demonstrates an advantage in recent form, capturing 46.39% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Kachmazov's 43.93%. For first serve returns, Sun leads with 26.15%, while Kachmazov holds 25.46%. Such statistics offer significant insight into who might be favored in their head-to-head matchups.

Regarding performance under pressure, Sun has successfully saved 55.47% of breakpoints during their recent matches, outperforming Kachmazov, who has managed to save 51.4%. This is a substantial indicator in predicting potential in-game outcomes and live betting opportunities. Additionally, in terms of breakpoint conversion, Sun has a higher success rate of 43.4%, compared to Kachmazov’s 27.19%, indicating a more effective response to high-pressure situations.

Looking at their overall performance over the past year, Sun outperforms Kachmazov in match win percentages. Sun boasts a win rate of 66.22%, compared to Kachmazov's 54.55%. Analysis of their match levels reveals that Sun has predominantly played and won 78.72% of his matches at Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments of $10K, whereas Kachmazov participates more frequently in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, securing a 52.94% win rate.

Focusing on their favorite surfaces, Kachmazov excels on indoor hard courts with a 67% win rate, compared to his 49% on clay. Meanwhile, Sun’s best performance also arises on indoor hard surfaces with a 60% win rate, although he fares slightly better than Kachmazov on clay with a 51% success rate.

Turning to their head-to-head history, Kachmazov currently leads, having triumphed in their sole encounter at the Shenzhen 2 Challenger on October 16, 2023. This match concluded with scores of 6-3, 7-6(7) in his favor. Notably, they contested only one tiebreak, which Kachmazov clinched. Furthermore, both players have not yet faced each other in a deciding set in their matchups.

An assessment of their respective opposition quality over the last year shows Kachmazov competing against players with an average rank of 266.68, while Sun's opponents averaged a rank of 378.19. This indicator suggests that Kachmazov has consistently faced higher-ranked competition, adding a noteworthy dimension when considering predictions.

Should the match extend to a deciding set, recent form suggests Sun has a slight edge, with a 57% win rate in such situations compared to Kachmazov's 50%. This data might prove useful for live predictions. We must also consider that current tournament performance might further affect outcomes, making it essential to keep an eye on live event stats.

Considering the overall statistics and recent performance trends, Sun holds a slight advantage, particularly given his higher breakpoint conversion rate and success in pressure situations. Thus, the prediction leans toward Sun emerging victorious in this upcoming match. However, Kachmazov's previous head-to-head success and experience against tougher competition should not be underestimated.