Botic Van De Zandschulp vs Alexander Bublik Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent performance, Bublik wins 45.61% of points on his second serve compared to Zandschulp's 41.57%. Could this give Bublik an edge?
• Regarding return games, Zandschulp has a slight edge in winning first serve return points at 28.2% compared to Bublik's 21.7%, while Bublik leads in winning second serve return points with 46.13% over Zandschulp's 45.82%.
• Under pressure, Bublik has been more effective in saving breakpoints, with a 57.61% success rate versus Zandschulp's 50%.
• In the last year, Bublik has won 57.38% of his matches, outperforming Zandschulp who has a win rate of 51.61%.
• Zandschulp excels on indoor hard surfaces, winning 63% of matches, whereas Bublik is strongest on grass with a 62% win rate.
• Both players have mostly competed on the Main tour recently, with Bublik achieving a 59.26% win rate compared to Zandschulp's 50%.
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Zandschulp leads with two victories out of two matches against Bublik.
• When matches extend to a deciding set, Bublik has a better performance, winning 50% of such sets, while Zandschulp has a 45% success rate.
• Break point conversion shows Zandschulp with a slight advantage, converting 32.12% compared to Bublik's 29.49%.
• In terms of opponent quality, Bublik has faced tougher opponents with an average ranking of 81.08, while Zandschulp's opponents average a rank of 145.68.

Editorial Prediction (July 25, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match between Botic van de Zandschulp and Alexander Bublik promises to be a closely contested encounter, given their recent performance statistics.

While Bublik has shown superior performance in recent months with a higher second serve point win rate and impressive breakpoint saves, Zandschulp holds the advantage in direct head-to-head matches, having won both encounters against Bublik.

Bublik is known for thriving under high-pressure situations, which might tilt the balance in his favor during critical moments. However, Zandschulp's strength on indoor hard surfaces, which matches his best career surface performance, can't be overlooked.

Considering all factors, Bublik's better recent form, under-pressure resilience, and the quality of opponents faced suggest he could have a slight edge in this match, making him the more likely candidate to claim victory in this encounter.