Botic Van De Zandschulp vs Nick Kyrgios Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Recent form statistics indicate that Zandschulp has achieved a 44.29% success rate on his second serve, contrasting with Kyrgios who has secured 55.17% in similar circumstances. This second serve performance is a crucial determinant when predicting match outcomes. Analyzing break point conversion, Zandschulp has managed to convert 29.05% of his opportunities, while Kyrgios has done so with a 20% efficiency, offering insights into in-game betting dynamics.

In terms of returns, Zandschulp has demonstrated an ability to capture 47.43% of points on his opponent’s second serve, whereas Kyrgios' counterpart achievement stands at 36.25%. First serve return stats present Zandschulp ahead, with 26.53% compared to Kyrgios' 14.89%. These percentages create a clearer picture when predicting the favorite in their head-to-head matchup. Analyzing their performance under pressure, over the recent period, Zandschulp has saved 54.27% of breakpoints, significantly overshadowed by Kyrgios' formidable 84.62% save rate.

Looking at career surface preferences, Zandschulp boasts a 63% victory rate on indoor hard courts, his strongest surface, and finds grass courts to be his weakest with a 46% win rate. Conversely, Kyrgios excels on hard courts, recording a 68% win rate, but is less formidable on indoor hard surfaces with a 58% winning percentage. Within the last year, Zandschulp has competed predominantly on the Main tour, attaining a victory rate of 46.15%, while Kyrgios has not secured a win, with a 0% success rate (0/1) in comparable main tour contests.

Opponent quality further differentiates these players; Zandschulp faced opponents with an average ranking of 123.1, while Kyrgios squared off against stronger competitors, averaging a ranking of 55.5. In clutch set-deciding scenarios, Zandschulp's success rate over the past year is 45%, a notable contrast to Kyrgios, who has not secured any deciding sets. While Zandschulp's mixed head-to-head win/loss ratio over the year stands at 50% (34/34), Kyrgios has yet to score a win, with a 0% record (0/2).

Given these statistical insights and the evident disparities in their current form and performance metrics, Zandschulp emerges as the likely favorite to prevail in their upcoming encounter against Kyrgios.