Dmitry Popko vs Joao Lucas Reis Da Silva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the statistics from recent performances, Dmitry Popko and Gastão Elias Silva display varying levels of proficiency in critical aspects of their game. In the last six months, Popko has shown a stronger second serve performance, winning 47.15% of points compared to Silva's 42.6%. This statistic is often a reliable indicator of match prediction accuracy.

Examining return game statistics, Silva has a slight edge over Popko in returning their opponents' second serves, winning 45.03% of those points compared to Popko's 44.15%. However, when it comes to returning first serves, Silva significantly surpasses Popko, winning 31.16% of first serve returns against Popko's 24.23%, a crucial metric predicting the outcome of their head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure, Popko has a slight advantage, having saved 54.13% of breakpoints recently, while Silva has managed to save 50.26%. This particular stat proves valuable for those interested in in-game betting predictions. Furthermore, in breakpoint conversion, Silva leads slightly, converting 39.52% while Popko is at 35.9%, suggesting Silva's slightly superior ability to capitalize on critical moments.

Looking at their performance over the past year, Popko has won 51.32% of his matches (39 wins to 37 losses), whereas Silva boasts a higher win percentage of 57.14% (36 wins to 27 losses). Both players have primarily competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K level in the past year, with Popko winning 54.55% of such matches and Silva achieving a 57.89% success rate. It's important to assess player performance relative to the level of events they regularly engage in.

Surface statistics offer further insight, with Popko excelling on Clay courts, winning 65% of matches, and struggling on Grass with no victories in 2 attempts. On the other hand, Silva's best surface is Hard courts, winning 59%, but performing least effectively on Clay at 54%. The quality of opponents they've faced during the last 12 months also differs, with Popko's opponents having an average rank of 252.57 compared to Silva's less challenging average opponent rank of 330.57.

Additionally, deciding set performance paints Silva as stronger, with a 60% win rate in matches that reach a deciding set in the last 12 months, compared to Popko's 45%. Considering the collective data, Silva is indicated as the likely favorite to emerge victorious, especially if the match extends to a final set.