Dalibor Svrcina vs Roman Andres Burruchaga Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Burruchaga outperforms Svrcina in second serve points, winning 45.69% compared to Svrcina's 38.17%. Could this provide an edge in their matchup?
• Svrcina has a slight advantage in return games, winning 50.31% of opponents' second serve points, whereas Burruchaga wins 47.16%.
• Both players have similar effectiveness under pressure, with Burruchaga saving 48.2% of breakpoints and Svrcina at 48.03%.
• Svrcina has won a higher percentage of matches over the past year, with a 66.67% win rate compared to Burruchaga's 60.26%.
• On grass, Burruchaga performs slightly better than Svrcina, with a 60% win rate, while Svrcina struggles with 33%.
• Svrcina excels on indoor hard courts (I.hard), achieving a 62% win rate, surpassing Burruchaga's 57% on hard courts.
• Both players frequently compete at Challenger/ITF levels, with Svrcina winning more often (66.15%) compared to Burruchaga (63.79%).
• Their head-to-head record is tied at one win each, but Burruchaga has won 3 out of 5 total sets played.
• In their deciding set matches, Svrcina holds a slight advantage, having won their only deciding set encounter.
• Both players have not encountered tiebreaks in their matches against each other, signifying balanced play during pressure points.
• Burruchaga has faced stiffer competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 217.78, higher than Svrcina's average opponent rank of 290.56.
• Svrcina is more successful in deciding sets against all players, with a win rate of 71% compared to Burruchaga's 65%.
• Burruchaga edges out Svrcina in breakpoint conversion, achieving 39.93% against Svrcina's 37.69% in recent stats.

Editorial Prediction (July 14, 2025, UTC):

Burruchaga's stronger second serve performance offers him a potential advantage over Svrcina. This aspect often correlates with match victories, an essential element for this clash.

While Svrcina holds an edge in return games and performs better in deciding sets, Burruchaga's higher resistance to stronger opponents and marginally better breakpoint conversion could be pivotal.

Both players are closely matched in saving breakpoints under pressure, making this an exciting contest to watch.

Svrcina's recent success on indoor hard courts might not be directly applicable here, and Burruchaga's slight advantage in their head-to-head sets suggests he may have the upper hand.

Taking all aspects into account, Burruchaga is slightly favored to win this upcoming tennis match.