Cruz Hewitt vs Ethan Cook Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent form, the battle between Hewitt and Cook displays intriguing statistical comparisons regarding their second serve performance. Hewitt has managed to secure 50.1% of points on their second serve over the past six months, whereas Cook has won 48.92%. Such metrics hold a significant relationship with match outcome predictions, adding depth to Cook's slightly lower performance.

The return game statistics further add nuance to this comparison. Hewitt has captured 45.81% of their opponent's second serve points, while Cook has excelled slightly with 52.57% in the same category. Considering return points on first serves, Hewitt has succeeded in winning 31.45% of points, just edging above Cook's 30.42%. These figures are pivotal in identifying the preferred player in this head-to-head encounter.

Analyzing their performance under pressure, Hewitt has a breakpoint save rate of 57.39%, marginally surpassing Cook's 56.94%. This is a critical indicator for in-game betting scenarios. Reviewing their overall match records over the past year, Hewitt holds a 47.37% win rate (W/L 9/10), while Cook has a superior win rate at 54.9% (W/L 28/23), potentially offering an edge in this overall prediction.

Surface performance is another vital factor. Both players have recorded their highest career win percentages on Hard courts, with Hewitt and Cook achieving 48% (W/L 14/15) and 50% (W/L 51/52) respectively. Notably, Cook's poorest performance has been on Grass with a 20% win rate (W/L 1/4). Meanwhile, Hewitt's statistics reflect a balanced result on hard surfaces.

Assessing player levels over the last year, Hewitt has predominantly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at the $10K level, securing a 60% win rate (W/L 6/4). Cook, meanwhile, also primarily competed at the $10K level, achieving a 54.9% win rate. This statistical analysis needs to be contextualized against the average opponent rankings each faced, with Hewitt up against players ranked 384.58 on average, and Cook facing higher-ranked opponents at 135.

Exploring their performance in deciding sets, crucial for betting predictions in potential third sets, Hewitt has triumphed in 67% of such situations, while Cook has surpassed this with a 73% success rate across matches over the tour in the past year.

Furthermore, in the clutch context of converting break point opportunities, Hewitt has a marginal advantage, converting 39.33% of such opportunities compared to Cook's closely contested 39.19%. These conversion rates could become pivotal during breakpoint scenarios within the match.

Given these comprehensive analyses of performance metrics, Cook appears to have a slight edge due to their superior win rate, efficiency in return games, and success in deciding sets. While Hewitt exhibits strengths, Cook's slight statistical advantages across several key areas suggest they might be favored to win this matchup. However, current event-specific form and conditions should also be factored into any predictions.