Dev Javia vs Abhinav Sanjeev Shanmugam Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to spinning second serve magic, Shanmugam has been on a 45.19% success ride over the last six months. Meanwhile, Javia follows closely, serving 45.09% of their way into points. It's like a game of “who can serve slightly better,” making predictions as tricky as trying to guess where your neighbor's cat goes every afternoon.

Speaking of returns, Shanmugam's opponents seem to have a slightly better chance at dodging his returns than Javia's opponents do. Shanmugam claims victory on 39.67% of opponent’s second serve points, whereas Javia is a return maestro, winning 45.9% of these points. As for first serves, Shanmugam gets a mere 20.83% while Javia snags a solid 28.08% – perhaps explaining why they might be considered the favorite in this quirky H2H dance.

When it’s time to dance on breakpoints, Shanmugam saves 53.85% of them as if he's got an umbrella for every occasion, while Javia trails ever so slightly at 52.26%. Over the last dazzling year of tennis, Shanmugam emerged victorious in 70% of matches with a W/L of 28/12. On the flip side, Javia's win percentage sits at 59.7% with a W/L of 40/27, setting the stage for a hotly contested match prediction.

For those curious about the surface shuffle, Shanmugam slides most successfully on clay with a sweet 58% win rate, while Javia boasts a 64% success story on the same surface. However, hard courts seem to be their kryptonite—Shanmugam ekes out 51%, whereas Javia scrapes through with a mere 45%.

Both players predominantly wrestle in the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments. Shanmugam emerges with a 70% win rate and a smile, as opposed to Javia’s respectable 59.68%. If past H2H matches are your compass, these two have met once before, with Javia triumphing in two sets at M15 New Delhi in 2022, indicating potential Javia supremacy.

In terms of bouncing off ranked opponents, Shanmugam often meets challengers with an average rank of 225.8, while Javia dances with those rated around 328.64. If the match ventures into deciding-set territory, Shanmugam is like a mystic, winning 78% of them over the last year – compared to Javia’s 61% – which might suggest that if things reach nail-biting levels, Shanmugam should be favored.

Finally, in the wild world of break points, Shanmugam has been converting them at a rate of 36.11%, slightly outpacing Javia's 33.76%. This titanic clash of minuscule percentages predicts a match so close it might require a magnifying glass. With all stats in mind, and considering Javia's previous win in their lone encounter, it seems this contest might swing in favor of Javia once again. But it's anyone's game until the last point is won!