David Poljak vs Evgenii Tiurnev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In comparing the second serve performance in recent months, Poljak has secured 42.56% of points on his second serve, whereas Tiurnev has managed 46.41%. This statistic is significantly correlated to the prediction accuracy of future matches. The return game analysis indicates that Poljak has succeeded in winning 42.98% of points while returning his opponent's second serve, slightly trailing behind Tiurnev, who has achieved 43.75%. For first serve returns, Poljak has achieved 24.95% success, while Tiurnev follows closely with 23.65%. These figures provide a solid basis for predicting who might be favored in their head-to-head contests.

Considering both players' performances under pressure, Poljak has impressively saved 57.04% of break points in recent play. In contrast, Tiurnev's break point saving rate stands at 49.71%. Examining performance from the past year, Poljak has won 64.81% of his matches with a record of 35 wins to 19 losses, whereas Tiurnev has a slightly better record, winning 71.15% (37 wins to 15 losses). Such statistics offer a comprehensive head-to-head prediction overview. Additionally, when analyzing surface preferences, Poljak has a career win percentage of 60% on Hard surfaces, while Tiurnev excels on Indoor Hard surfaces with a career win rate of 69%.

The level of tournaments played over the last year reveals that both players have competed predominantly in Futures, Satellites, and ITF $10K tournaments. Here, Poljak boasts a win percentage of 67.31%, while Tiurnev's performance is stronger, winning 75.51% of his matches. Such comparisons must consider the event level each player has been active in to deduce the favorite. Notably, in their direct head-to-head encounters, they have each secured one victory, with sets won tallying at two for Poljak and three for Tiurnev. Their most recent match took place on Clay at the Prague 1 Challenger in April 2022, resulting in a straight-set win for Tiurnev, 6-3, 6-3.

The average match duration between these two has been recorded at 1:32:46, and in extreme pressure settings, such as tie-breaks, neither player has yet to claim a win, having not played any against each other. The opponent quality statistics from the last 12 months show Poljak having faced players with an average rank of 220.31, significantly higher compared to Tiurnev, who faced opponents averaging rank 461.94. In potential deciding sets, Poljak has a 47% win rate, while Tiurnev shares a robust success rate of 78% across all tour matches played in such scenarios.

As for break point conversion, Poljak ranks ahead with a conversion rate of 33.07% compared to Tiurnev’s 24.75%. Although past performance is crucial, current event stats also offer valuable insights into player form. Given the analyses presented, Tiurnev’s higher consistent win rates and effectiveness under deciding set conditions might make him the slight favorite to prevail in their upcoming match.