Dennis Novak vs Tymur Bieldiugin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players compare in recent second serve performance? Novak has won 43.75% of points on his second serve, whereas Bieldiugin has a slightly better performance, winning 44.17%.
• In terms of return game efficiency, Novak has won 48.29% of opponent's second serve points recently, outperforming Bieldiugin's 47.33%.
• Considering first serve returns, Bieldiugin leads with 31.42% of points won against Novak's 26.91%.
• Who handles pressure better? Novak has saved 55.21% of breakpoints under pressure, compared to Bieldiugin's 51.52%.
• Over the last year, Novak has a lower winning percentage at 56% (W/L 28/22) than Bieldiugin's 61.54% (W/L 24/15).
• Novak excels on Hard surfaces, holding a 68% career win rate. Bieldiugin's best surface is Clay, with a 59% win rate. Novak performs worse on I.hard (56%), while Bieldiugin struggles on Hard surfaces (50%).
• Analysis of the event level shows Novak competing mainly in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, with a 56.67% win rate, while Bieldiugin focuses on Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, maintaining a 61.54% win rate.
• Regarding opponent rank, Novak has faced an average rank of 371.38, as opposed to Bieldiugin's tougher competition with an average rank of 201.1.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Bieldiugin has a stronger performance, winning 71% of deciding sets, compared to Novak's 50%.
• In terms of break point conversion, Novak converts 35.9% of opportunities, slightly surpassing Bieldiugin's 35.59%.

Editorial Prediction (July 10, 2025, UTC):

When comparing recent performances, Bieldiugin shows a slightly stronger record with second serve points and first serve return efficiency. This demonstrates their ability to capitalize on service returns, potentially giving them an edge in critical moments.

Novak's proficiency on Hard courts contrasts with Bieldiugin's preference for Clay, hinting at strategic advantages depending on the surface of the current event. However, Bieldiugin's stronger opponent rank indicates experience against tougher competition.

In high-pressure moments, Novak's breakpoint-saving rate exceeds Bieldiugin's, suggesting resilience under pressure. Yet, Bieldiugin's superior deciding set performance could play a pivotal role if the match goes the distance.

Based on these insights and performance patterns, Bieldiugin appears to have a slight edge and is predicted to be the more likely winner in this upcoming match.