Benjamin Hassan vs Alibek Kachmazov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the battle between Kachmazov and Hassan, intriguing questions arise about their recent performance and how it might predict the outcome of this head-to-head clash. One critical aspect is their second serve performance over the past six months. Kachmazov has secured a slight edge, winning 45.33% of points on his second serve, while Hassan stands at 43.88%. Does this marginal lead tip the balance in Kachmazov's favor?

On the flip side, in return games, the stats tell a different story. Hassan has been slightly more adept at claiming points on his opponents' second serve, with a rate of 45.73% compared to Kachmazov's 43.53%. Indeed, when examining first serve return performance, Hassan maintains an advantage at 27.87% against Kachmazov's 24.52%. Might these return stats indicate a potential advantage for Hassan in this matchup?

An intriguing aspect of match predictions lies in how players handle high-pressure situations such as breakpoints. Recently, Hassan has managed to save 56.58% of the breakpoints he faces, just edging out Kachmazov's 55.27% in such scenarios. Perhaps this is a crucial factor tipping the scales towards Hassan during critical moments in the match.

A broader look at their overall performance over the past year shows Kachmazov winning 55.07% of his matches, whereas Hassan has secured 51.25%. When it comes to surface preference, Kachmazov shines on indoor hard courts with a career win rate of 68%, while Hassan dominates on clay, boasting a 62% success rate. Will the match surface influence their performance on the day?

With both players predominantly competing in Challengers/ITF tournaments of more than $10K, their win rates are closely matched, at roughly 53% each. It's worth noting, though, that Hassan has faced slightly higher-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 222.79 against Kachmazov's 267.72. Does this suggest Hassan's previous matches might have prepared him better for this duel?

If the contest stretches into a deciding set, Hassan again carries a slight edge, having won 52% of such situations over the last year against Kachmazov's 50%. Furthermore, Hassan's ability to convert breakpoints stands out, with a recent conversion rate of 33.66% compared to Kachmazov's 24.64%. Such statistics are invaluable for those keen on live betting predictions.

Taking all these factors into account, one might conclude that although Kachmazov demonstrates solid strengths, Hassan's return and breakpoint conversion stats give him a slight upper hand. Consequently, these statistics might hint at Hassan emerging victorious in this intriguing encounter.