Beibit Zhukayev vs Jurij Rodionov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent analyses over the past six months, Beibit Zhukayev's second serve has proven slightly stronger, capturing 49.41% of points, compared to Jurij Rodionov's 46.68%. This distinction is reflected in their ability to predict match outcomes more accurately. When observing their return game, Zhukayev wins 42.77% of points on his opponent’s second serve, whereas Rodionov achieves a marginally better rate of 43.8%. However, in first serve returns, Rodionov surpasses Zhukayev, with success rates of 24.29% and 21.21% respectively. These figures hold substantial significance for determining the likely victor in this head-to-head encounter.

Analyzing their performance under duress, Zhukayev has successfully fended off 60.63% of breakpoints, compared to Rodionov's 55.17%, a statistic crucial for in-game betting forecasts. Over the past year, Zhukayev boasts a win rate of 53.62% (37 wins to 32 losses), slightly outperforming Rodionov's 50.77% (33 wins to 32 losses). This more favorable record indicates Zhukayev's slight edge in the overall head-to-head comparisons.

Exploring their career preferences on various surfaces, Zhukayev excels on grass with a win rate of 57% (8 wins, 6 losses), struggling more on clay with only a 42% success rate (31 wins, 42 losses). Conversely, Rodionov shines on indoor hard courts, displaying a formidable win rate of 63% (107 wins, 64 losses) but falters on grass, managing just a 41% success rate (11 wins, 16 losses). The surface dynamics could tilt the impending match in favor of either player depending on the playing conditions.

Recent player-level engagement shows Zhukayev and Rodionov both predominantly compete on the Challengers/ITF circuit in tournaments offering prizes beyond $10K. Zhukayev holds a 50.94% win rate (27 wins, 26 losses), whereas Rodionov is slightly ahead with a 54.9% success rate (28 wins, 23 losses). This factor is crucial when weighing the competitive field each athlete faces most regularly.

In direct confrontations, Zhukayev has dominated, winning both previous encounters and four out of five total sets played against Rodionov. Their last meeting occurred at Wimbledon, where Zhukayev emerged victorious in straight sets, showcasing his ability to thrive under high-pressure conditions. Head-to-head match durations average around 1 hour and 51 minutes, suggesting competitive, close contests.

Zhukayev’s resilience continues in extreme pressure situations, winning both tiebreaks played against Rodionov. When deciding sets have occurred throughout their careers, Rodionov holds an edge, having won 48% of such scenarios versus Zhukayev’s 36% over the past year. However, Zhukayev has been successful in the one deciding set they’ve contested directly.

Opponent quality further distinguishes Zhukayev from Rodionov, with Zhukayev's adversaries averaging a rank of 262.25, while Rodionov's have been slightly tougher with an average rank of 235.45 over the last 12 months. Evaluating break point opportunities, Zhukayev has capitalized on 31.03% recently, ahead of Rodionov’s 24.69% conversion rate. This effectiveness might be pivotal in live betting assessments during match-critical moments.

Based on these comprehensive statistics and comparisons, Zhukayev appears poised to emerge victorious in this upcoming clash, leveraging his past success against Rodionov and his well-rounded match performance indicators.