Clement Tabur vs Nikolay Vylegzhanin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing second serve performance over the recent months reveals interesting contrasts between the two players. Clement Tabur has won 44.99% of points on his second serve, outperforming Dmitry Vylegzhanin who has managed 40.4% in the same period. The ability to win points on the second serve is a critical indicator in predicting match outcomes, providing insight into who might hold an advantage in this matchup.

Considering return game statistics, Vylegzhanin slightly edges out Tabur by winning 47% of his opponents' second serve points compared to Tabur’s 45.51%. However, in first-serve returns, Vylegzhanin again takes the lead with 33.06%, while Tabur grapples with 27.68%. These nuances in return play are significantly associated with forecasting which player might be favored in their encounters.

When assessing break point performance under pressure, Tabur exhibits a slight advantage by saving 56.21% of break points compared to Vylegzhanin's 51.39%. This particular metric is crucial for those considering in-game betting predictions as it reflects a player's resiliency during critical moments of the match.

Over the past year, Tabur has demonstrated a win percentage of 56.72% with a match record of 38 wins against 29 losses, positioning him favorably against Vylegzhanin, who holds a 53.57% win rate and a 30/26 W/L record. These statistics contribute significantly to the head-to-head prediction overview.

Examining career surface preferences further refines our analysis, as Tabur’s strongest performance arises on hard courts, boasting a 67% win rate. Vylegzhanin prefers indoor hard surfaces, where he has accumulated a 63% win rate. Notably, Tabur’s sole grass court match ended in a loss, while Vylegzhanin fares worst on clay surfaces with a 49% win rate.

The level of tournaments played also adds a layer of insight, with Tabur often engaging at Challengers/ITF tournaments and achieving 52.08% wins, whereas Vylegzhanin prefers Futures/Satellites/ITF events and has clinched victory in 58.14% of those matches. This disparity in tournament levels can heavily influence overall player comparisons.

Head-to-head encounters decisively tilt in favor of Tabur, who has won all three matches against Vylegzhanin, claiming six out of seven sets. Their most recent clash occurred at the M 25 Monastir, where Tabur decisively won 6-1, 6-2. Notably, the average match duration between these competitors has been 1:21:40, offering insights into their competitive rhythm.

If the match reaches a deciding set, it is worth noting Tabur's success rate stands at 50% in the past year, outperforming Vylegzhanin’s 45%. Additionally, opponent quality has varied, with Tabur facing higher-ranked opponents on average (rank 340.94) compared to Vylegzhanin’s slightly lower-ranked adversaries (rank 401.16).

Break point conversion rates in recent form show Vylegzhanin converting 36.99% of opportunities compared to Tabur's 32.67%, providing a key metric for live betting when break points arise. Despite this, given Tabur’s superior head-to-head performance history and his adeptness under pressure, he is statistically more likely to emerge victorious in their upcoming match.