Bautista Vilicich vs Joao Lucas Reis Da Silva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How does their second serve stack up in recent months? Vilicich has managed to win 39.63% of his second serve points, whereas Silva has just edged him out with a 40.24% success rate. If these numbers are a crystal ball, they hint closely at the potential outcome of their matches.

Let's dig into their return game stats. While Vilicich has won 49.18% of his opponents' second serve points, Silva's figures stand at 48.33%. As for returns on first serves, Vilicich maintains a 30.74% while Silva trails slightly at 30.67%. These figures are instrumental in identifying the probable favorite in this head-to-head battle.

Under pressure, the ability to save breakpoints might turn the tide. Vilicich has emerged victorious in saving 50% of breakpoints he faces, whereas Silva lags slightly behind at 46.23%. This is a pivotal statistic for in-game betting predictions, showcasing player resilience.

Who has maintained a superior performance overview over the past year? Vilicich has won 52.94% of his matches (27 wins and 24 losses), narrowly surpassing Silva's 49.09% (27 wins and 28 losses). This overall win-loss record supplies a foundation for head-to-head predictions.

What do their career statistics reveal about their preferred surfaces? Vilicich shines brightest on clay with a 60% win rate (96 wins and 64 losses), while his Achilles' heel remains indoor hard courts, where he is yet to secure a victory (0 wins and 1 loss). In contrast, Silva excels on hard surfaces with a 59% win rate (54 wins and 37 losses) but shows comparatively moderate success on clay with 53% (156 wins and 139 losses).

When the stakes are high and event-level factors are measured, it becomes clear that Vilicich frequently competes in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a $10k purse, boasting a win rate of 55.88% (19 wins and 15 losses). On the other hand, Silva typically appears in Challengers/ITF tournaments worth over $10k, attaining a 48.98% win rate (24 wins and 25 losses). This nuance is critical when assessing form relative to the competition level.

Curious about their head-to-head saga? These titans have crossed paths twice, each claiming a win. Across five sets, Silva nudged ahead with three set victories to Vilicich's two, including the most recent showdown at the Buenos Aires Challenger, where Silva emerged triumphant with a 6-1, 6-3 victory on clay.

Does experience navigating pressure situations weigh in their favor? They have contested a deciding set once, with Vilicich coming out on top. Similarly, they have engaged in one tiebreak, with Silva clinching it. Are these clues in the tapestry of their rivalry?

And what about their average opponent quality over the last year? Vilicich has faced competitors owning an average rank of 412.27, while Silva's adversaries have been relatively stronger, with an average rank of 334.11. Their struggle against high-caliber opponents could shape the narrative.

What if the match goes the distance? Both players exhibit an identical record, winning 47% of deciding sets over the last 12 months. Finally, in the crucial moments of breakpoint conversion in recent games, Silva holds an upper hand, converting 43.45% against Vilicich’s 40.94%.

In assessing these numbers for a prediction, it points to a closely fought contest. However, Silva's slight edge in opponent quality, crucial break point conversion, and overall higher recent performance on hard surfaces indicate he may likely claim victory in their upcoming encounter.