Dharmil Shah vs Anirudh Rao Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Oh, dear tennis enthusiasts, get ready for an absurdly comical showdown as Rao and Shah prepare to face off once again! If tennis stats were household items, Rao’s second serve would be the wobbly ladder you reluctantly trust, winning a mere 35.46% of points. Meanwhile, Shah’s second serve is akin to a trusty stepladder, more reliable at 43.18%. No wonder there's quite the hullabaloo around these numbers and their match prediction sorcery!

Zooming into their recent return game charades, Rao displays the tenacity of a cat trying to catch a laser, winning 36.49% of their opponent's second serve points. Shah, however, seems to wield a magical tennis wand, because they've snagged an impressive 51.69%! Sweet stats indeed, for anyone trying to predict this H 2H romp. When it comes to first serve returns, Randolph, I mean Rao, captures only 30.46%, while Sharply Stylish Shah swoops at 22.14%. We've got a riot of clues pointing right at the favored side!

Now, the comedy deepens in pressure situations. Rao’s breakpoint saving skills match those of a tightrope walker balancing on spaghetti, saving 58.33% of them. Shah, not to be outdone in this wacky realm, saves 60%—evidence for those betting their grandma’s secret stew recipe on the outcome!

Oh, and let's peek at the dubious tale of match wins in the past year. Rao has strutted off with victory in only a hilarious 21.21% of encounters (yes, 7 wins out of 26, much like winning a thumb wrestling contest with a toddler), whereas Shah, with 22.22%, isn't laughing much louder (4 wins out of 14). These stats are crucial when you're hilariously trying to pick the galactic overlord of this duel based on a celestial number tittering on their event level!

As they dare to strut on various surfaces, Rao is all gung-ho bracing on Hard surface with an 18% victory rate, resembling an overcooked pretzel with a record of 7/31. Shah, with 35% victory on Clay, is the magician who seems to exude clay charisma. However, on the Hard, Shah is more like a misplaced lawn gnome at 24%—note the 13/42 struggle.

Speaking of their direct H 2H history, Shah is undoubtedly the unpopular cousin who stole the last cookie from the jar, winning their lone previous encounter. With no sets or tiebreaks swaying Rao’s direction, it's quite the grim fairy tale for him!

And what about the average opponent? Rao displays a penchant for battling against opponents ranked at 64.7, while Shah prefers the breezier realm of 94.78. Predictably, this must crack quite the cosmic joke when deciphering their chances! Yet, in strange deciding sets, Rao wins 20% of the time; Shah? A flat-out zero! And only Shah converted this insightful analysis of break points into 40% success.

For what it’s worth on this jolly escapade, it seems as if Shah might strut out victorious, leaving Rao in a bout of bewilderment, clutching onto his stats like a squirrel with a nut. Let the racket-wielding jesters commence their tomfoolery!