Damir Dzumhur vs Aleksandar Kovacevic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the last six months, Kovacevic achieved a 49.27% win rate on their second serve points, whereas Dzumhur slightly surpassed them with a 49.9% win rate. This particular statistic is known to have a strong correlation with match prediction accuracy.

Regarding return game statistics, Kovacevic's recent form shows a 46.44% success rate in winning points on their opponent's second serves. Dzumhur follows closely with a 45.76% rate. For first serve returns, Kovacevic has managed 20.87% while Dzumhur stands at 32.16%, a significant indicator of favorability in head-to-head matchups.

In challenging scenarios, Kovacevic has effectively saved 59.77% of breakpoints in recent matches compared to Dzumhur's 51.03%, providing valuable insights for in-game betting predictions. Over the course of the past year, Kovacevic won 50% of their matches with a record of 35 wins and 35 losses, whereas Dzumhur enjoys a higher success rate of 62.96%, tallying 51 wins against 30 losses.

Kovacevic excels the most on indoor hard courts, securing a 60% win rate (W/L 53/35), with grass surfaces being his least successful at 31% (W/L 4/9). On the other hand, Dzumhur shows his strength on clay courts with a 63% winning percentage (W/L 306/179), and grass is his weakest area, although still better than Kovacevic's at 48% (W/L 16/17).

At the player level, Kovacevic's matches have mainly been on the Main Tour, boasting a 50% win rate (W/L 16/16), whereas Dzumhur's focus has been on Challenger/ITF tournaments, exceeding Kovacevic with a 76.92% success rate (W/L 40/12). Considerations about tournament levels are essential when assessing who might have the upper hand.

Examining the quality of opponents faced over the last year, Kovacevic's opponents had an average rank of 169.49, compared to Dzumhur's average of 218.28, giving Kovacevic an edge in terms of facing stronger competition. In crucial deciding set scenarios, Kovacevic split his deciding sets evenly at 50%, whereas Dzumhur prevailed in 72% of such sets, offering a potential forecast for live matches.

During the current event, recent metric evaluations indicate that Kovacevic converted 31.39% of his break point chances, in comparison to Dzumhur's 40.43% conversion rate, crucial for live betting opportunities when break points arise.

Summarizing these statistical perspectives and past performance data suggests that Dzumhur may hold a slight advantage going into this matchup, based on his overall winning percentage and ability to perform in deciding sets, although his history against lower-ranked opponents leaves some room for Kovacevic to capitalize on potential weaknesses.