Antonio Caruso vs Dmytro Shirokyi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Caruso's second serve success rate over the recent 6 months is 47.62%, superior to Shirokyi's 38.8%. Could this indicate a stronger backup play for Caruso? It likely does.
• On attacking their opponent's second serve, Caruso has achieved a 47.95% win rate in recent form compared to Shirokyi's 38.51%, suggesting an edge in return games for Caruso.
• In first serve returns, Shirokyi slightly outperforms Caruso, garnering 34.21% of points compared to Caruso's 31.86%.
• Caruso saves 50% of breakpoints in recent matches, whereas Shirokyi saves 44.44%, signifying better pressure resilience for Caruso.
• Over the past year, Shirokyi has a higher win rate at 62.22% (28/17) versus Caruso's 39.13% (9/14). Does this imply better current form for Shirokyi? Indeed, it might.
• Both players excel on clay, with Caruso at a 50% win rate, and Shirokyi stronger at 60%. On Hard, Caruso shows a 33% win rate, while Shirokyi records 20%.
• Caruso's matches have primarily been against higher-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 106.3, while Shirokyi's opponents average at 137.18 in rank.
• Regarding deciding sets, Caruso edges out with a 45% win rate, against Shirokyi's 43% over the last 12 months.
• In converting breakpoints, Shirokyi excels with 55.17% successfully converted, surpassing Caruso's 37.5%.
• Performance at the current event can shift predictions; current event stats should be reviewed for an updated analysis.

Editorial Prediction (July 15, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent second serve performance, Caruso holds a consistent advantage, winning more points than Shirokyi. This could provide a significant edge, especially in extended rallies or under pressure.

Caruso also demonstrates a higher success rate in returning opponent's second serves, suggesting a potential upper hand in breaking Shirokyi's serve, although Shirokyi leads in first serve returns.

Despite Shirokyi's higher win rate over the past year, Caruso has faced higher-ranked opponents, indicating tougher matches. When under breakpoint pressure, Caruso's better saving rate could be crucial.

While Shirokyi has a commendably higher breakpoint conversion rate, this match's prediction hinges on overall consistent performance. Given these factors, Caruso would appear to have a slight advantage going into this contest.

Taking these elements into account, Caruso is marginally favored to win in this upcoming tennis match, assuming no significant changes in form or conditions during the event.