Christian Djonov vs Dominik Recek Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who performs better on second serves? Recek edges out with 44.44% of points won compared to Djonov's 43.48%.
• In recent return games, Recek has won 52.03% of opponent's second serve points, significantly higher than Djonov's 40.82%.
• For first serve returns, Djonov slightly leads with 29.84% compared to Recek’s 28.39%.
• Under pressure, Djonov has a superior breakpoint-saving percentage of 60%, outperforming Recek’s 53.85%.
• Over the past year, Recek has a notable match win rate of 70.83%, whereas Djonov's win rate stands at 59.46%.
• Recek excels on clay, securing 56% of matches, while Djonov’s favored surface is hard courts with a 67% win rate.
• Both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Recek winning a higher percentage of matches.
• Djonov has faced higher caliber opponents, playing against those with an average rank of 101.11 compared to Recek’s 207.42.
• In deciding sets over the last year, both players have split their results evenly, winning 50% of such matches.
• The breakpoint conversion rate is another key factor; Recek converts 37.04% of chances, surpassing Djonov's 28.57%.

Editorial Prediction (June 9, 2025, UTC):

Assessed through recent performance trends, Recek demonstrates a marginal advantage in second serve points and return games, especially against an opponent's second serve. This indicates a potential to apply pressure during rallies.

However, Djonov's ability to perform under pressure, as evidenced by his higher breakpoint saving rate, could tilt the balance in his favor during crucial moments.

Recek's overall match win rate over the past year and robust performance on clay might suggest a home-court edge if the match is on this surface. Meanwhile, Djonov brings more experience against better-ranked opponents, which could provide invaluable strategic insights.

Considering the breakpoint conversion and possible surface advantages, Recek appears to have a slight upper hand. Despite the competition level discrepancies, Recek is poised as the most likely winner, leveraging his strengths against Djonov's tactical plays.