Damir Dzumhur vs Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Perricard has demonstrated stronger recent form in winning second serve points, achieving 53.86%, compared to Dzumhur's 48.59%.
• In terms of returning second serves, Dzumhur is ahead, securing 45.44% of these points recently, compared to Perricard's 38.79%.
• Does first serve return success provide an advantage? Yes, as Dzumhur leads significantly with 32.91% versus Perricard's 17.42%, indicating a potential edge for Dzumhur in returning strong serves.
• Under pressure, Perricard has been more effective, saving 67.46% of breakpoints, while Dzumhur has saved only 53.1%.
• When considering overall match wins in the past year, Dzumhur has a slight edge with a 60.24% success rate, compared to Perricard's 56.6%.
• Grass is Perricard's best surface at a 71% win rate, while Dzumhur excels on clay with a 63% win rate.
• Perricard plays almost exclusively on the Main tour, winning 62.96% of matches, whereas Dzumhur has mostly played in lower-tier tournaments, with a 71.11% win rate.
• Perricard's opponents over the last year have had a higher average rank (106.94) than Dzumhur's (192.94), hinting that Perricard may be used to stronger competition.
• In deciding sets, Dzumhur boasts a better win rate of 69% compared to Perricard's 64%, which could be key in closely contested matches.
• Perricard's break point conversion rate of 21.31% is significantly lower than Dzumhur's 35.94%, highlighting a crucial area where Dzumhur could capitalize during the match.
• Reviewing the current event stats once available will further clarify which player is in better form heading into this match.

Editorial Prediction (May 28, 2025, UTC):

Dzumhur exhibits strengths in critical return games, both on first and second serves, making him a formidable opponent when turning defense into offense. His better breakpoint conversion rate further underscores his ability to capitalize on key moments.

Perricard, however, holds his ground well under pressure, demonstrated by a superior breakpoint save percentage, which balances the playing field, especially in tightly contested sets.

While Dzumhur has a slight edge in overall performance and return game statistics, his experience predominantly at lower-tier events contrasts with Perricard's exposure to higher-ranked opponents on the Main tour.

Taking these factors into account, alongside both players' current form and statistical trends, Dzumhur appears to be slightly favored to win, given his return game advantage and higher match win percentage.