Bruno Kuzuhara vs Roberto Cid Subervi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When examining second serve performance over the past six months, Subervi has secured 40.27% of points, while Kuzuhara has garnered a slight edge with 41.6%. Does this give Kuzuhara an advantage? Slightly, but it's not decisive.
• In return game stats for recent performance, Subervi outshines Kuzuhara by winning 48.93% of opponent's second serve points, compared to Kuzuhara's 46.17%. What's more interesting is Subervi's weaker performance on first serve returns at 27.11% versus Kuzuhara's stronger 32.67%, hinting who might dominate returns.
• Under pressure, Kuzuhara appears slightly more resilient, saving 52.19% of breakpoints compared to Subervi's 49.74%, indicating marginally better mental fortitude during critical points.
• Reflecting on overall performance from the past year, Subervi boasts a stronger win rate of 69.39% (34/15) versus Kuzuhara's 45.76% (27/32), suggesting Subervi may have a more winning formula.
• Surface adaptability varies greatly as Subervi excels on hard courts with a 61% win rate, while Kuzuhara shows mastery on clay with 57%. Could the surface tilt the balance? It certainly could.
• Considering event participation, Subervi has excelled in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with an impressive 82.86% win rate, whereas Kuzuhara has faced tougher competition but only managed a 37.5% success rate in Challengers/ITF tournaments. Does this indicate experience or challenge exposure? Both, potentially.
• Head-to-head meetings show Subervi leading with a 1-0 record over Kuzuhara, having previously met on clay at M 25 Pensacola where Subervi triumphed.
• In terms of opponent quality within the last year, Subervi has faced more formidable opponents averaging a rank of 149.55, significantly higher than Kuzuhara’s average opponent rank of 385.71.
• If the upcoming match heads into a deciding set, Kuzuhara’s 59% success in such scenarios slightly edges over Subervi’s 47%.
• Recent form in break point conversion heavily favors Subervi, who converts 42.22% of chances, against Kuzuhara’s 35.56%, a crucial indicator when predicting pivotal moments in the match.

Editorial Prediction (May 23, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance patterns, Subervi's success on hard surfaces could be pivotal, especially considering the match's surface aligns with his strengths. While Kuzuhara showed proficiency on clay, the current court setup might not favor him.

Subervi’s higher win percentage over the last year, coupled with a positive head-to-head record against Kuzuhara, suggests greater overall form and confidence. Furthermore, Subervi's ability to convert breakpoints efficiently grants him a significant edge in critical match moments.

Considering these factors, along with the context of opponent quality and mental resilience under pressure, Subervi emerges as the likely winner in their upcoming encounter, displaying more consistent indicators of success.