Christopher Eubanks vs Roman Safiullin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In analyzing second serve performance over the past six months, Eubanks has demonstrated a slight advantage, winning 48.05% of points compared to Safiullin's 47.99%. This statistic often correlates highly with match outcome predictions. On the return game front, Safiullin has shown greater proficiency recently, securing 49.88% of points on opponents' second serves, in contrast to Eubanks' 42.21%. Their first serve return stats also reveal a close matchup, with Safiullin edging out Eubanks by winning 23.05% to 22.4% of those points.

When facing pressure, specifically in breakpoint situations, Eubanks has managed to save 56.85% of his breakpoints, surpassing Safiullin, who has saved 53.48%. This can be critical for betters to consider. An overview of their annual performance further indicates a competitive scenario; Eubanks has won 50% of his matches, while Safiullin has a slightly better record, winning 51.72% of his contests. Career surface preferences show Eubanks excelling on indoor hard courts with a win rate of 60%, whereas Safiullin has a top performance rate of 70% on hard courts overall.

Analyzing their match history, Eubanks and Safiullin have met three times before, with Eubanks winning once and Safiullin taking two victories. The matches have typically lasted an average of 1:31:54. In terms of playing under extreme pressure, they've engaged in only one tiebreak, which Eubanks won. Eubanks has proven slightly better in deciding sets against all opponents over the past year, with a win rate of 52%, while Safiullin has a lesser rate at 32%.

On a career level, Eubanks has mostly competed at the Challengers/ITF level, achieving a 62.07% win rate. Meanwhile, Safiullin has participated predominantly on the Main tour, securing 33.33% of his matches. These insights are crucial when comparing the relative event level performance of the players. Moreover, in earlier confrontations, Eubanks claimed victory in their latest encounter at the Winston-Salem Open.

Regarding break point conversion, a critical stat for live betting, Eubanks has recently converted 31.13% of his opportunities, slightly more efficient than Safiullin, who has converted 28.21%. Finally, considering overall stats and previous encounters, Eubanks appears to have a fractional edge in this matchup, primarily due to his current form and pressure performance, hinting that he might be the favored player to win.