Andrey Chepelev vs Sasa Markovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Chepelev and Markovic compare in second serve effectiveness? Chepelev has an edge, securing 42.86% of second serve points, whereas Markovic is at 38.59%.
• When it comes to return games, Chepelev's performance is nearly identical to Markovic's on second serve returns, winning 47.3% versus 47.34%, but shows a stronger ability on first serve returns with 32.44% over Markovic's 25.68%.
• Under pressure, Chepelev slightly outperforms Markovic in saving breakpoints, with a 49.6% success rate compared to Markovic’s 48.68%.
• In the past year, Chepelev has won more matches overall, achieving a 51.39% win rate, while Markovic is at 37.93%.
• What surfaces do they perform best on? Chepelev excels on clay with a 60% win rate, whereas Hard courts suit Markovic best, with a 65% win rate.
• Both players mostly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments; however, Chepelev has performed better over the last year with a 51.39% win rate compared to Markovic's 39.29%.
• The average ranks of their opponents are similar, with Chepelev facing players ranked 386.26 and Markovic facing those ranked 385.31.
• Chepelev also has a notable advantage in deciding sets, winning 53% of them, while Markovic has managed only 29% over the last year.
• When it comes to converting breakpoints, Chepelev again shows a stronger metric: 35.45% compared with Markovic's 30.43%.

Editorial Prediction (July 23, 2025, UTC):

Chepelev and Markovic have displayed distinctive strengths and weaknesses coming into their upcoming match. Chepelev has consistently shown better performance in second serve points won and demonstrates more prowess in return games, considering both first and second serve returns.

Moreover, Chepelev accepts pressure well, reflected by his slightly higher breakpoint saving rates and a stronger performance in deciding set situations compared to Markovic. These factors could play a crucial role in critical match moments.

Historically, Chepelev outperforms Markovic overall, including their success rates on their preferred surfaces. Although Markovic may hold a slight surface-specific advantage on Hard courts, Chepelev's all-around game and current stats give him an upper hand.

Considering the metrics, Chepelev's comprehensive skill set places him as the more likely winner in this matchup, mainly due to superior current form and a more complete game profile.