Bernard Tomic vs Ilia Simakin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In their recent six-month form, Tomic has been winning 48.29% of points on second serve, while Simakin has secured 53.22% of those points. These figures play a significant role in predicting the match outcome, showing Simakin's slight edge in this aspect.

Analyzing return game performance, Tomic has managed to win 46.49% of opponents' second serve points compared to Simakin's 53.07%. For first serve returns, Tomic has captured 28.79% of the points, whereas Simakin excels with 36.64%. These statistics strongly correlate with choosing a potential match favorite.

Regarding performance under pressure, Tomic has saved 59.9% of breakpoints in recent times, while Simakin demonstrates a slightly better breakpoint save rate of 62.07%. These numbers offer valuable insights for in-game betting scenarios.

Considering match outcomes over the past year, Tomic has won 58.57% of his matches, translating to a win-loss record of 41-29. In contrast, Simakin boasts a higher win percentage of 76.74%, with a record of 66-20, providing a clearer head-to-head prediction outlook.

Surface preferences reveal that both players perform best on hard courts. Tomic has a career win percentage of 62% on hard surfaces compared to 42% on clay. Simakin mirrors this trend, with a 69% win percentage on hard and 38% on clay.

Match level analysis shows Tomic competing primarily in Challenger/ITF tournaments over $10K in the past year, securing win percentages of 55.77%. Conversely, Simakin has dominated Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at the $10K level with an impressive 78.13% win percentage.

Examining opponent quality, Tomic has competed against higher-ranked players averaging 306.3, while Simakin's opponents have an average rank of 423.6 over the last 12 months.

In scenarios where matches extend to deciding sets, Tomic exhibits a success rate of 67% in the last year, compared to Simakin's 61%. This data becomes relevant when anticipating potential match conclusions.

In terms of breakpoint opportunities, Tomic has converted 34.18% of chances into breaks, while Simakin outperforms with a conversion rate of 45.14%. This statistic is vital for live betting when evaluating each player's breakpoint potential.

Given these various statistics, Simakin appears more likely to secure a victory in this upcoming match. These comparative data points demonstrate Simakin's edge in key performance areas, pointing towards a favorable outcome for him.