Chirag Duhan vs Parth Aggarwal Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Let's dive into the world of tennis statistics with a side of humor, shall we? If Duhan and Aggarwal were contestants in a second-serve duel, it would be like watching a comedy show about serving mishaps. Duhan has managed to win 44.78% of points on their second serve in recent months, while Aggarwal trails with 40.16%. The battle for second-serve supremacy could be the decider, or at least the source of a few chuckles in this matchup.

When it comes to return games, Duhan has the upper hand against their opponents' second serves, winning 48.73% of those points. However, Aggarwal sneaks ahead by winning 50%. But fear not, Duhan's got a first-serve return stat of 24.56% that would make any ball shudder in fear, while Aggarwal has a slightly more ferocious 29.35%. It's like a sub-plot in a sitcom where neither character is quite sure where the punchline will land, but both have some snappy comebacks.

Now let’s talk about handling pressure. Duhan saves breakpoints like they're vintage comic books, boasting a 52.74% success rate. Meanwhile, Aggarwal has saved 47.5%, which, let's just say, might add to the drama of a breakneck tennis saga. For those considering live betting, pay attention if the two find themselves at break point crossroads.

Looking at last year’s overall performance, Duhan has been the show-stealer, winning 54.55% of matches (W/L 24/20). Our friend Aggarwal, meanwhile, has won 43.59% (W/L 17/22). These stats give us insight into who might take home the trophy—or at the very least, access to the winner’s buffet table.

If the courts were fast-food joints, both players would be vying for "Clay" burger patties. Duhan has a clay-court win rate of 56% (W/L 9/7), while Aggarwal serves up a 48% win rate (W/L 24/26). Neither can seem to stomach Indoor Hard courts though, both going home hungry with 0% win rates.

At their tournament level, Duhan has been the boss, winning 56.1% of matches in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Aggarwal trails with 44.74%—not exactly an underdog tale, but perhaps a heartwarming sports movie in the making.

When facing foes, Duhan has been squared up against opponents averaging a rank of 254.07, while Aggarwal's adversaries averaged 270.77. It's all relative, like a sitcom sibling rivalry where both claim victory for different reasons.

If this match ends up in a decisive fiery set, note that Duhan rocks a 73% winning rate in such tense moments. Aggarwal, with a 67% success rate, is not far behind, making the finish potentially electric or, at the very least, dramatic enough for a standing ovation!

When it comes to breakpoints, Aggarwal’s been the opportunist, converting 45.07% of break chances. Duhan, however, casually turns 29.55% of opportunities into game-changing moments, akin to perfectly timed punch lines in a comedy of errors.

And so, according to this dramatic, comedic tale of stats, Duhan edges out as the likely star of the court. For Aggarwal, it might just be one more plot twist in the intriguing tennis sitcom that continues to unfold.