Dan Added vs Brian Bozemoj Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to second serve performance, Bozemoj seems to think "less is more," winning 43.88% of the points on their second serve in recent months. Meanwhile, Added appears to have a minor vendetta against second serves, clinching 47.68% of those points. According to tennis buffs, this stat is as essential to match predictions as a good sunhat at a summer tournament.

In the mysterious world of return game stats, Bozemoj has been playing the role of the tennis Sherlock, snagging 50% of their opponent's second serve points. Added, not to be outdone, has captured 47.64% of these elusive points. First serve returns, on the other hand, paint a slightly different picture, with Bozemoj grabbing 29.31% and Added taking 25.72%. If you’re the type who bets their lunch money on tennis, these stats are your crystal ball.

Under pressure, Bozemoj has been a 50/50 gamble for saving breakpoints, while Added prefers to channel their inner Houdini, escaping 56.41% of the time. And if you're banking on matches going into deciding sets, Bozemoj shines with a 70% success rate compared to Added's 57% over the past year. It's a fun game to play — assuming, of course, you're not the one under pressure.

Considering performance, Bozemoj has been busy breaking even, winning half the matches they've played this past year. Added's been a touch more ambitious, racking up a 59.21% win rate. When the patchwork quilt of surfaces is thrown into the mix, it's hardcourt life for both, with Bozemoj showing up strong at a 63% win rate while Added follows closely behind at 61%. However, Added's grass game could use some trimming, with a mere 33% win rate.

Diving into tournament levels, Bozemoj has been hanging around the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events with a balanced win/loss record. Added, meanwhile, has been dominating these events like a tennis-obsessed Rumpelstiltskin, winning 64.71% of the time. Opponent quality just slightly tips in favor of Added, facing an average rank of 427.62 versus Bozemoj's 429.65.

Looks like the break point stat also wants a leading role in match prediction: Added has a slight edge, converting 33.72% compared to Bozemoj’s 32.94%. Ultimately, tipsters and fans alike might want to place their bets on Added, whose overall stats, win rates, and Houdini-like breakpoint saves suggest they'll have the last word—or rather, shot—on the court. Let the tennis shenanigans commence!