Aristotelis Thanos vs Vuk Radjenovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Thanos has won 40.23% of points on their second serve in the last 6 months, whereas Radjenovic has achieved a slightly higher 43.06%. Could this edge prove decisive?
• When facing opponents' second serves, Thanos has outperformed, winning 51.63% of points, compared to Radjenovic's 41.84%, indicating a stronger return game.
• In first serve return points, Thanos also leads with 30.89% success against Radjenovic's 25.65%.
• Under pressure, Radjenovic has a slight edge, saving 55.26% of breakpoints compared to Thanos' 50% saves.
• Thanos boasts a robust match-winning record over the past year with 75.56%, while Radjenovic has a comparatively moderate 55.17% winning percentage.
• Considering surface preference, Thanos excels on indoor hard courts with a 71% win rate, whereas Radjenovic’s best performance has been on clay at 56%.
• Thanos has been competing against lower-ranked opponents (average rank of 471.13) compared to Radjenovic, who plays against better-ranked opponents (average rank of 280.55), raising questions about competition level and preparedness.
• In deciding sets, Thanos has a winning advantage, clinching 73% of such situations compared to Radjenovic's 43%, highlighting Thanos' composure in tight matches.
• Thanos converts 37.34% of breakpoint opportunities, slightly edging Radjenovic's conversion rate of 34.21%.
• The players have participated in different tournament levels, which impacts comparative data interpretation. Thanos has shown stronger performance metrics at the event-level they generally play.
• Current event statistics and specific event performance remain crucial for determining in-form status and final predictions.

Editorial Prediction (July 31, 2025, UTC):

The analysis reveals a closely contested match ahead, with both players presenting their own strengths and weaknesses.

Thanos shows a solid track record with high match-winning rates, robust return game statistics, and composed performance in deciding sets. With a strong preference for indoor hard courts, Thanos is likely to excel if the match is on this surface.

On the other hand, Radjenovic demonstrates stability under pressure situations and has competed against higher-ranked opponents, suggesting adaptability and resilience.

Considering these factors, coupled with their ability to convert crucial breakpoint opportunities and Thanos's recent trends, Thanos appears to have a slight edge in this upcoming contest and is predicted to be the likely winner.