Dimitris Sakellaridis vs Ezekiel Clark Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Assessing the second serve performance over the past six months, Sakellaridis has excelled with a 41.93% win rate of points on their second serve. In contrast, Clark secured a 37.81% win rate in the same category. This particular statistic holds a significant correlation with the accuracy of match predictions.

Regarding their return game capabilities, Sakellaridis has recently won 47.09% of their opponent’s second serve points compared to Clark's 49.19%. For first serve returns, Sakellaridis holds a slight advantage, with 34.39% compared to Clark’s 29.85%. These statistics are crucial when determining the favored player in head-to-head matchups.

In terms of break point conversions during recent matches, Sakellaridis has managed to convert 42.52% of their opportunities while Clark has converted 38.13%. This conversion rate is particularly insightful for in-game live betting scenarios when either player is on the brink of breaking their opponent's serve.

When evaluating how players handle pressure, Sakellaridis has saved 48.54% of breakpoints recently, compared to Clark's 46.43%. This statistic is useful in making informed betting predictions during live match situations.

Sakellaridis has a commendable performance record over the last year, winning 61.76% of their matches (W/L 84/52), whereas Clark won 50.98% (W/L 26/25). The overall head-to-head prediction overview slightly tips in favor of Sakellaridis based on these statistics.

Surface performance reveals that Sakellaridis has a career best on hard courts, securing 56% (W/L 98/78), while Clark performs best on the same surface with a 57% win rate (W/L 153/115). Both players show their weakest performance on indoor hard courts.

When evaluating playing levels, Sakellaridis and Clark have primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. In the past year, Sakellaridis won 61.76% of these matches, while Clark achieved a 50% win rate. It's crucial to consider the relative event level when predicting favorites in matches.

Opponent quality trends show that, over the last 12 months, Sakellaridis faced competitors with an average rank of 44.63, compared to Clark’s average opponent rank of 51.82. This stat adds another layer to predicting outcomes.

In deciding set scenarios within the past year, Sakellaridis boasts a 53% success rate, whereas Clark managed 31%. This difference could be pivotal in predicting outcomes if the match reaches such a stage.

In conclusion, based on the combination of these statistics and performance indicators, Sakellaridis appears to be the favorite to win the upcoming match against Clark.