Damir Dzumhur vs Jakub Mensik Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing second serve performance over the recent six months highlights Dzumhur's stronger form, winning 49.41% of points compared to Mensik's 46.44%. This metric is highly correlated with match prediction accuracy, offering a glimpse into potential outcomes.

In terms of return game statistics, Dzumhur has showcased 46.17% efficiency in winning points on opponents' second serves, edging out Mensik's 45.34%. For first serve returns, Dzumhur continues to lead with a 32.01% success rate, significantly higher than Mensik's 23.03%. These figures are instrumental in predicting the favorite in this head-to-head matchup.

Examining their ability to perform under pressure, Mensik has managed to save 57.14% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Dzumhur's 50.61%. This aspect serves as a valuable statistic for in-game betting predictions, highlighting potential resilience during critical match moments.

Looking at performance over the past year, Dzumhur holds a winning percentage of 62.5% (W/L 50/30) in matches, while Mensik follows closely with 59.32% (W/L 35/24). This overview provides an overall head-to-head prediction perspective, suggesting a competitive match.

Their best career performances on specific surfaces reveal distinct preferences; Dzumhur excels on clay with a 63% win rate (W/L 306/179), whereas Mensik's strength lies on hard courts, boasting a 70% win rate (W/L 64/27).

In terms of player level, Dzumhur has competed predominantly in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, winning 76.47% of his matches (W/L 39/12). On the other hand, Mensik has primarily participated in main tour events, achieving a winning rate of 59.26% (W/L 16/11). Comparing player levels is crucial relative to the event tier they compete in.

Evaluating opponent quality, Dzumhur has faced players with an average rank of 220.3, in contrast to Mensik's opponents, who hold an average rank of 96.68. This discrepancy highlights Mensik's exposure to higher-ranked competition.

Deciding set performance is also indicative of potential outcomes. Dzumhur has an impressive 71% success rate in deciding sets over the past year, compared to Mensik's 58% across all tour matches, influencing predictions for extended matches.

Break point conversion is another telling factor; Dzumhur has converted 40.27% of opportunities in recent form, surpassing Mensik's 29.38% rate. This detail can be instrumental in live betting, particularly when breakpoint opportunities arise.

Based on these comparative statistics, Dzumhur appears to hold a slight edge entering this matchup, with indicators suggesting he may have the upper hand due to his stronger second serve performance, a generally higher win rate, and more effective breakpoint conversion.