Aziz Ouakaa vs Alexander Zgirovsky Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When it comes to second serve performance in recent months, Ouakaa has a slight edge, winning 43.69% of points compared to Zgirovsky's 42%. Could this impact the match outcome? The answer could be yes, as this stat correlates highly with match predictions.
• In recent return games, Zgirovsky excels in winning 51.67% of points on their opponent's second serves, while Ouakaa secures 48.2%. However, Ouakaa outperforms on first serve returns with a 31.03% success rate versus Zgirovsky's 26.04%.
• Ouakaa has saved a higher percentage of breakpoints at 50.85%, compared to Zgirovsky's 47.22%. This statistic could be crucial for in-game betting strategies.
• In terms of overall performance over the past year, Ouakaa edges out with a 56% match win rate against Zgirovsky's 55.32%. Does this highlight consistency as Ouakaa's strength?
• The indoor hard court is both players' top-performing surface. Ouakaa has a 100% win rate, although from a single match, and Zgirovsky holds a 53% win rate.
• Both players usually compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, with Ouakaa holding a slight advantage, winning 56.72% of matches compared to Zgirovsky's 55.32%.
• When facing more challenging opponents, Zgirovsky has consistently faced higher-ranked players, averaging a rank of 154.91 versus Ouakaa's 396.09.
• Ouakaa shows formidable performance under pressure in deciding sets with a 62% win rate, while Zgirovsky, by contrast, stands at 33%.
• The current event stats could further tip the scales, but no specific information is available at this time.
• In converting breakpoints, Ouakaa is markedly superior, achieving a 43.04% conversion rate against Zgirovsky's 21.74%, providing key insights for live betting decisions.

Editorial Prediction (August 7, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the data, Ouakaa exhibits consistent strengths in second serve performance, breakpoint conversion, and first serve return games. Additionally, their ability to save breakpoints and perform under the pressure of deciding sets adds to their competitive edge.

Zgirovsky, although proficient at returning second serves and having faced stronger competition, has shown vulnerabilities in areas such as breakpoint conversion and deciding set performance.

Considering these factors, Ouakaa appears to have a slight advantage going into this match, making them the likely winner based on current statistics and trends.