Bernard Tomic vs Elmar Ejupovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the last six months, Tomic has demonstrated a slight advantage in second serve performance, winning 46.23% of points compared to Ejupovic's 45.23%. This statistic is noteworthy due to its high correlation with match prediction accuracy. Meanwhile, when returning opponents' second serves, Tomic also holds an edge by winning 45.06%, whereas Ejupovic claims 43.56%.

Analyzing return games further, Tomic has prevailed in 24.27% of first serve returns, outpacing Ejupovic, who secures 20.14% success in this area. Such data is pivotal in determining who is favored in head-to-head matchups. Regarding high-pressure situations, Ejupovic slightly surpasses Tomic in breakpoint saving, with a success rate of 58.28% compared to 58.04%, an essential insight for in-game betting predictions.

In terms of overall match performance over the past year, Tomic has won 58.33% of his matches with a 42/30 win-loss record. In comparison, Ejupovic has achieved a 58.18% win rate with a 32/23 win-loss ratio, providing a solid basis for head-to-head prediction. Considering surface preferences, Tomic performs best on hard courts, winning 62% of his matches, while his clay performance decreases to 41%. Conversely, Ejupovic thrives on clay with a 56% win rate and registers a 51% win rate on hard courts.

Examining player experience and opponent quality over the past year, Tomic has played against competitors with an average rank of 304.19, indicating a higher caliber of opposition, while Ejupovic has faced opponents averaging a rank of 418.09. Tomic's deciding set performance stands out as well; he has secured victory in 66% of such sets compared to Ejupovic's 59%, signaling Tomic’s greater resilience in extended match scenarios.

Focusing on events and break point conversion, Tomic's ability to convert breakpoints at a rate of 33.55% contrasts significantly with Ejupovic's 21.92%. This indicates Tomic's superiority in capitalizing on crucial scoring opportunities. Considering all these statistical insights, Tomic appears to hold the upper hand and is better positioned to win the upcoming match.