Andrei Cherkasov vs Glenn Wilson Head to Head Stats

• In recent second serve evaluation, both Andrei Cherkasov and Glenn Wilson have failed to win any points, making their second serve a potential weakness for both players.
• When it comes to returning games, neither player has been successful at winning points off their opponent's serves, whether first or second, highlighting a shared area of weakness.
• Both players struggle under pressure, with neither Cherkasov nor Wilson having saved breakpoints in recent matches, a crucial aspect for in-game decision-making.
• In terms of overall performance in the past year, neither player has achieved victories, with both having a 0% win rate (0/0 W/L), indicating similar levels of competition.
• Comparing surface preferences, Cherkasov fares best on Hard courts with a career win rate of 52%, while Grass proves challenging. Wilson has a strong record on Clay, also winning 52%, but has yet to succeed on Hard surfaces.
• Both players have not competed much at any notable level recently, yielding 0% win rates.
• Head-to-head, Cherkasov has dominated, winning their only encounter against Wilson, capturing both sets played.
• Their last meeting in 1994 on Hard surface saw Cherkasov victorious in straight sets, 6-3, 6-3, showcasing his potential surface advantage.
• Both players have yet to face highly ranked opponents over the past year, as indicated by an average opponent ranking of 0.
• In deciding set scenarios, neither has secured wins, with each at a 0% success rate in closing matches under pressure, implying uncertainty in clutch situations.

Editorial Prediction (December 22, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head record and past matchups suggest that Andrei Cherkasov has the upper hand in this matchup against Glenn Wilson. Despite both players' recent form showing areas of improvement are needed in second serves and breakpoints, Cherkasov's historical success on Hard courts and previous victory over Wilson give him a slight edge.

The meeting in 1994, where Cherkasov triumphed in straight sets, suggests he could capitalize on similar conditions should they play on Hard court again. While Glenn Wilson's best performances have historically been on Clay, a surface that is not in question for this match, his struggles on Hard courts remain a potential vulnerability.

Given these analyses, the prediction leans in favor of Andrei Cherkasov as a likely winner should the conditions replicate past scenarios and performances.