Amir Omarkhanov vs Konstantin Zhzhenov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing second serve performance over the past six months, Omarkhanov has secured 38.32% of points on their second serve, while Zhzhenov has a slightly higher percentage, winning 44.24%. This statistic is crucial for predicting match outcomes, as it has a strong correlation with match prediction accuracy.

Looking at return game performance, Omarkhanov has shown prowess by winning 51.48% of points on their opponents' second serve, compared to Zhzhenov's 47.7%. When it comes to returning first serves, Omarkhanov leads with 32.64% over Zhzhenov, who has managed 26.05%. These return stats strongly influence predictions of who is favored in head-to-head matchups.

In pressure situations, specifically breakpoint opportunities, Omarkhanov has converted 29.79% of their chances, whereas Zhzhenov has a better conversion rate of 33.33%. Additionally, Omarkhanov has successfully saved 56.78% of breakpoints, compared to Zhzhenov’s 48.1%, a useful statistic for live betting predictions.

Considering overall performance indices, Omarkhanov has won 50% of matches played in the past year (9 wins, 9 losses), while Zhzhenov has a superior winning record, securing 68.97% of matches (20 wins, 9 losses). The level of competition faced also varies, with Omarkhanov encountering players averaging a rank of 568.22, while Zhzhenov has faced tougher opponents with an average rank of 195.38.

When focusing on surfaces, Zhzhenov exhibits a better win percentage on hard courts with 61% (20 wins, 13 losses), whereas Omarkhanov boasts a 50% win rate on the same surface (7 wins, 7 losses). Both performers have struggled on indoor hard courts, with Zhzhenov at 45% (5 wins, 6 losses) and Omarkhanov yet to clinch a win (0 wins, 1 loss).

At the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournament level, Omarkhanov has played most frequently, achieving a 53.33% match win rate (8 wins, 7 losses), while Zhzhenov has a more impressive 68.97% win rate (20 wins, 9 losses). This difference is important when assessing which player may have an edge based on the event's level.

An interesting factor in deciding set scenarios is Omarkhanov's 80% success rate in the last year, potentially giving them an edge over Zhzhenov, who has won 57% of deciding sets during that time.

Taking these statistics and comparisons into account, Zhzhenov emerges as the stronger contender, with superior performance indices across multiple parameters including overall win rate, opponent quality, and performance under pressure. Based on these factors, Zhzhenov is predicted to win the match.