Dalibor Svrcina vs Andrej Martin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the realm of recent performance, Martin's second serve prowess has made a noticeable impact, boasting a win rate of 44.98% on second serve points over the past six months. In comparison, Svrcina has managed a slightly lower percentage of 35.78%. This particular statistic holds a significant correlation with the accuracy of match predictions, indicating an edge for Martin where second serve capability is a critical factor.

Analyzing return game statistics, Svrcina shows a superior capability with a 51.51% win rate on opponents' second serve points, surpassing Martin's 45.18%. When it comes to returning first serves, Svrcina again holds an advantage, with a win percentage of 30.79% over Martin's 27.71%. These metrics are instrumental in identifying a potential favorite, particularly in evaluating head-to-head matchups.

In pressure situations, Martin has demonstrated a slightly better breakpoint-saving ability, managing to save 53.49% of such instances, compared to Svrcina's 47.67%. This is a vital statistic for those focusing on in-game betting scenarios where saving breakpoints can shift the momentum.

Looking at surface performance, Martin excels on clay courts, achieving a career win rate of 62%, while his grass court performance is less favorable at 20%. On the other hand, Svrcina finds success on indoor hard courts, with a win percentage of 62%. However, like Martin, his weakest surface is grass, where he holds a 25% win rate.

The past year has seen Martin dominate at the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournament level, winning 79.49% of his matches. Conversely, Svrcina has participated mainly in Challengers/ITF tournaments with a win rate of 61.54%. These variances illustrate the importance of the level of competition each player faces when comparing match stats for predictive insights.

Delving into their head-to-head history, Svrcina has the upper hand with two victories over Martin, winning four out of the five sets they have contested. Their previous encounter, at the Bratislava Challenger in June 2022 on clay, saw Svrcina triumph with a 6-3, 6-4 result. Their average match duration has been about 1 hour and 41 minutes, and Svrcina also holds a record of winning their only deciding set.

In matches requiring a deciding set overall, Martin boasts a success rate of 72% over the last year, while Svrcina's is slightly lower at 70%. In terms of break point conversion, recent form indicates Svrcina converts 40% of opportunities, outshining Martin's 32.75%. These aspects become pivotal when forecasting live match outcomes.

Considering these statistics, the prediction tilts favorably towards Svrcina. His superior return game, head-to-head record, and better breakpoint conversion rate suggest that he is more likely to maintain the upper hand in the upcoming match.