Bruno Kuzuhara vs Matt Kuhar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent form, Kuzuhara has demonstrated a slightly better performance on their second serve, winning 45.27% of points compared to Kuhar's 42.73%. This statistic is often strongly correlated with match prediction accuracy, providing an edge to Kuzuhara.

When it comes to return games, both players show comparable abilities. Kuzuhara has won 47.65% of their opponent's second serve points, marginally outperforming Kuhar, who has secured 47.61%. For first serve returns, Kuhar leads slightly, winning 29.06% compared to Kuzuhara's 28.77%. These figures will play a significant role in predicting which player might be favored in this head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure, Kuzuhara displays a slight advantage, saving 53.4% of breakpoints, against Kuhar's 50.54%. This ability to handle crucial moments could be crucial for in-game betting predictions. However, Kuhar shows more proficiency in converting break point opportunities, with a conversion rate of 45.74%, compared to Kuzuhara's 31.4%.

In terms of overall performance over the last year, Kuzuhara has a higher match win percentage, achieving victories in 48.33% of matches (29 out of 60), while Kuhar has won 44.44% (16 out of 36).

Evaluating their preferred surfaces, Kuzuhara excels on clay, achieving a career win rate of 57%. Conversely, their performance on indoor hard courts is weaker, with a win rate of 22%. On the other hand, Kuhar shows a preference for hard courts, with a career win rate of 59%, while performing less favorably on clay with a 47% win rate.

In terms of player level, over the past year, Kuzuhara has mainly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments above $10K, with a 39.02% win rate. In contrast, Kuhar has participated extensively in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at $10K, obtaining a 46.43% win rate. Event level can often dictate player statistics relevance in prediction.

Regarding opponent quality, Kuzuhara has faced higher-ranked opponents over the last 12 months, with an average ranking of 373.7, compared to Kuhar's 526.08. In deciding set situations, Kuzuhara again shows a notable edge, winning 58% of such sets, while Kuhar has won 50%.

Given the correlation between these statistics and match outcomes, coupled with the analysis, Kuzuhara holds a slight statistical advantage heading into the match. Based on the predictive nature of these statistics, Kuzuhara appears favored to secure the victory in the upcoming contest.