Dominic Stricker vs Vilius Gaubas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, Stricker has shown a second serve performance with a win rate of 50.81% of points. Comparatively, Gaubas has secured 45.44% on his second serves. This indicator often has a strong correlation with match predictions.

When examining return game statistics, Stricker has managed to win 51.18% of points on his opponents' second serves, whereas Gaubas achieved a slightly lower success rate of 50.99%. Their returns on first serves show Gaubas at an advantage with 28.92% compared to Stricker's 24.53%. These numbers are crucial when assessing who is favored in head-to-head matchups.

Considering the ability to handle pressure situations, Stricker saved 51.14% of breakpoints in recent performances, while Gaubas has been more effective, saving 55.49%. These figures can be particularly insightful for real-time betting strategies. Furthermore, Stricker has converted 32.17% of his breakpoint opportunities, in contrast to Gaubas who has converted a higher percentage of 42.36%.

In terms of match performance over the past year, Stricker holds a 37.5% win rate, with a record of 12 wins and 20 losses. Gaubas, on the other hand, boasts a win rate of 51.95%, winning 40 out of 77 matches. This comprehensive view is essential for predicting head-to-head results.

Regarding preferred playing surfaces, Stricker's most successful career surface is indoor hard courts, with a win rate of 62% (51 wins, 31 losses). Conversely, he is less effective on hard courts, winning 47% of his matches (17 wins, 19 losses). Gaubas excels on clay with a win rate of 63% (112 wins, 66 losses), but struggles on indoor hard courts with an 18% win rate (2 wins, 9 losses).

Reviewing player levels, Stricker participated mostly in Challenger/ITF tournaments over $10K, holding a win rate of 38.46% (5 wins, 8 losses). Gaubas also played extensively in such tournaments, winning 53.97% (34 wins, 29 losses). It's important to consider that these statistics are relative to the event levels played.

Analyzing opponent quality over the last 12 months, Stricker faced opponents with an average ranking of 196.81. Gaubas, however, competed against players averaging a rank of 311.43. For deciding set performances, Stricker has won 63% of such sets in the past year, whereas Gaubas has won 59%, a critical factor for live predictions.

When synthesizing all these statistics, Gaubas appears to have a slight edge, particularly with his breakpoint conversion rate and ability to handle high-pressure situations, hinting at a potential victory over Stricker in their upcoming match.