Daniil Bogatov vs Samuel Stolarik Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, Bogatov and Stolarik have showcased varying performances in their second serve capabilities. Bogatov has managed to win 42.48% of points on his second serve, giving him a slight edge over Stolarik, who has secured 38.79% of his second serve points. Such statistics often play a crucial role in predicting match outcomes.

When examining return game statistics, Bogatov again leads by winning 48.21% of his opponent's second serve points compared to Stolarik's 32.63%. This difference extends to first serve return points, where Bogatov claims 30.7% and Stolarik 23.49%. These figures significantly influence predictions in their head-to-head match-up.

Under pressure, particularly when saving breakpoints, Bogatov and Stolarik display competitive resilience. Bogatov has saved 54.76% of breakpoints, whereas Stolarik stands at 50%. These aspects are crucial for in-game betting predictions.

Looking at their overall performance over the past year, Bogatov has a win-loss record of 50% (W/L 11/11), while Stolarik has won 37.93% of his matches (W/L 11/18). This statistic provides a broad prediction overview for their head-to-head encounters.

In terms of surface preference, both players perform best on hard courts, each winning 55% of their respective matches. Bogatov's win-loss record on hard is 6/5 and Stolarik's is 11/9. However, Stolarik struggles on indoor hard surfaces, with a 0% win percentage (W/L 0/2).

Evaluating the level of competition, Bogatov tends to play against stronger opponents with an average ranking of 71.68, in contrast to Stolarik's opponents who have an average rank of 134.17. This discrepancy highlights the difference in adversary quality each player faces.

In deciding sets, Bogatov has won 38% of such instances over the last year, whereas Stolarik boasts a perfect 100% win record in deciding sets. This stat becomes vital for live predictions, especially if the match becomes a tightly contested battle.

Both players have an identical breakpoint conversion rate of 33.33% in recent form, a statistic that can prove pivotal in predicting outcomes during the match.

Considering the various statistics and comparisons discussed, Bogatov appears to have a slight advantage in this upcoming match. His higher performance percentages in critical areas, coupled with facing tougher competition, suggest he might emerge victorious against Stolarik. However, the dynamics of match-day conditions and physical form can always play unexpected roles.