Borna Coric vs Ignacio Buse Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In analyzing the upcoming tennis match, we delve into the second serve performance over the last six months, where Coric has demonstrated a slight edge, securing 43.9% of points on their second serve compared to Buse's 41.04%. Historical data indicates a strong correlation between second serve performance and accurate match outcome predictions.

Furthermore, the return game statistics provide insight into each player's proficiency. Recently, Coric has managed to win 44.07% of points on opponents' second serves, while Buse has eclipsed him slightly with a 44.53% success rate. In terms of returning first serves, a key indicator of favorability in head-to-head duels, Coric lags at 23.3% compared to Buse's notable 30.36%.

Under pressure, judging by recent form, Coric has been able to save 57.62% of breakpoints, offering a marginal advantage over Buse, who has saved 54.63%. These figures are pivotal for those engaged in in-game wagering predictions. Conversely, Buse exhibits a higher breakpoint conversion rate, successfully breaking 33.33% of the time compared to Coric's 26.83%, revealing tactical nuances beneficial for live betting.

The overall performance in the past year presents an interesting narrative, with Coric achieving a match victory rate of 59.02% (W/L 36/25), while Buse slightly surpasses with 62.16% (W/L 46/28). An even deeper layer of analysis reveals Coric’s robust performance on I.hard surfaces with a 61% win rate, contrasted by Buse’s dominance on Clay at 62%. Yet, Coric's weakest surface is Grass, whereas Buse struggles most on I.hard.

When considering the competition level faced over the past 12 months, Coric has challenged players with an average ranking of 154.72, indicating higher-caliber opposition than Buse, whose opponents average a rank of 302.38. In matches that extend to a deciding set, Coric has managed a marginally better success rate of 45% compared to Buse's 44% in tour matches, a useful stat for final set scenarios.

Performance on the Challenger/ITF circuit also highlights disparities in tournament experiences, with Coric prevailing in 77.42% of matches (W/L 24/7), while Buse has secured 60.38% (W/L 32/21). Such differences underscore the importance of the event's caliber relative to their winning percentages.

Considering these statistics, the prediction for this match leans toward Coric, given his slightly superior performance across several key metrics and facing higher-ranked competition. However, Buse's effective breakpoint conversion and first serve returning prowess could present serious challenges. Ultimately, if consistently performing under pressure, Coric seems to possess the necessary edge to clinch victory in this compelling match-up.