Conner Huertas Del Pino vs Vladyslav Orlov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When assessing the performance of Pino and Orlov over the last six months, several key statistics emerge that are instrumental in predicting the likely outcome of their upcoming tennis match. A prime indicator of match success is the second serve performance, where Pino has won 46.6% of points, outshining Orlov, who has won 42.22%. Historically, winning a higher percentage of second serve points often correlates with match success.

Return game prowess also provides essential insights. Pino has been effective in capitalizing on opponents' second serves, winning 46.15% of such points. Interestingly, Orlov marginally excels in this area, claiming 46.97%. When examining first serve return capabilities, Orlov leads with a 31.86% success rate compared to Pino's 27.52%. These statistics are crucial in assessing who may hold an advantage in this head-to-head encounter.

Pressure situations reveal another layer of complexity. Pino's ability to save breakpoints stands at 53.72%, slightly greater than Orlov's 51.36%, providing an edge in critical moments during matches, which can also inform in-game betting strategies.

Their performances over the past year offer further insights. Pino has won 48.28% of matches, while Orlov shows a more consistent 56.16% win rate. Such figures, coupled with their performance levels and event participation, hint at Orlov's potential advantage in this matchup. Pino competes predominantly in Challengers/ITF events above $10K with a 48% win record, whereas Orlov's focus on Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments sees him achieve a win rate of 57.89%.

Furthermore, considering surface preferences offers a predictive vantage. Pino performs best on clay with a 51% win record, yet struggles on indoor hard courts, registering no wins. In contrast, Orlov's best results emerge on hard surfaces with 57% success, though he's ineffective on grass. Opponent quality analysis shows Pino facing players with an average rank of 397.1, contrasted with Orlov's opponents averaging a 443.95 rank.

Pino demonstrates impressive resilience in deciding sets, with a 75% success rate over the previous year, suggesting strong performance under pressure. Conversely, Orlov's 45% success in similar situations may indicate a vulnerability in prolonged encounters. Break point conversion rates further color this prediction, with Orlov at 37.78% and Pino at 32.8%—essential for forecasting potential match turning points.

In light of these statistics, it becomes evident that Orlov, leveraging his superior return stats and higher win rate, stands as the favorite in this contest. The consistency and surface preference also suggest that Orlov is better equipped to claim victory, although Pino’s ability in decisive sets could keep the contest competitive.