Damir Dzumhur vs Valentin Vacherot Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Dzumhur has secured 48.48% of points on his second serve, outperforming Vacherot slightly, who has won 43.82% of such points. This metric is often pivotal for match prediction accuracy, highlighting its significance in anticipating the favored player in an upcoming match.

Examining the return game statistics, Dzumhur has won 45.09% of points on his opponents' second serves, while Vacherot edges slightly ahead with 46.25%. However, in first serve returns, Dzumhur has an advantage, winning 32.47% compared to Vacherot's 26.82%. These figures are crucial for head-to-head matchup predictions, suggesting Dzumhur might have an edge in this aspect of the game.

From an under-pressure perspective, Vacherot has saved 53.29% of breakpoints in recent performances, indicating a solid defensive capability under pressure, compared to Dzumhur's 50.41%. Analyzing performance over the last year reveals that Dzumhur has a winning percentage of 63.53% (54 wins, 31 losses), while Vacherot has achieved a 62.22% win rate (28 wins, 17 losses), suggesting a competitive edge for Dzumhur in general performance.

Surface performance analysis shows Dzumhur excels on clay, where he maintains a win percentage of 63% over his career (309 wins, 180 losses), while Vacherot performs best on hard courts, holding a 72% win rate (116 wins, 46 losses). Interestingly, both players struggle on grass, with Vacherot having no wins on this surface.

Recent match levels reveal that Dzumhur has competed primarily in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, boasting a win rate of 75.44% (43 wins, 14 losses), whereas Vacherot has won 64% of matches in similar tournaments (16 wins, 9 losses). When comparing these stats, the level of competition faced needs to be considered as Dzumhur has played against tougher opponents, having an average opponent rank of 219.65 compared to Vacherot's 235.04.

Decision set performance over the last year indicates that Dzumhur is formidable in high-pressure scenarios, winning 73% of deciding sets, outpacing Vacherot's 60%. Furthermore, Dzumhur's break point conversion rate stands at 41.08%, significantly higher than Vacherot's 28.18%, a critical factor in potential in-game betting situations.

Overall, based on these comprehensive statistics across various match aspects, Dzumhur appears to hold a slight edge over Vacherot, making him the probable favorite to secure victory in their upcoming encounter.