Edas Butvilas vs Stuart Parker Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the past six months, the second serve performance of both players shows a fine line in effectiveness. Butvilas has successfully garnered 46.19% of points on their second serve. In a close margin, Parker achieved 46.46%, indicating a relatively even capability in this aspect. This particular statistic is crucial for predicting the outcome of a match, as it can significantly influence the overall play intensity.

When it comes to return game performance, Butvilas leads slightly by winning 46.27% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Parker's 44.83%. Furthermore, both players show nearly comparable performance on first serve returns, with Butvilas at 27.01% and Parker at 26.91%. These return stats are pivotal in determining the favorite in the head-to-head matchup.

As per the under-pressure statistics, Butvilas exhibits marginally stronger resilience by saving 56.55% of breakpoints confronted, while Parker managed 54.62%. For those interested in in-game betting, this could be a decisive factor. In terms of breakpoint conversion, Parker has a slight edge, converting 34.06% of opportunities compared to Butvilas's 28.87%.

Analyzing their overall match performances, Butvilas has secured a win percentage of 68.54% over the last year, with a win/loss record of 61/28. Parker's win percentage in comparison is slightly lower at 62.71% (37/22). Such yearly outcomes provide an encompassing look at their capabilities, painting a clearer picture of the potential winner.

Evaluating surface preference, Parker shows a stronger performance on Hard courts, holding a career win rate of 70%. Meanwhile, Butvilas achieves a career best on the same surface but with a lower percentage of 65%. Grass courts, however, appear less favorable for both, particularly with Butvilas having won none of their matches and Parker holding a 38% win rate.

In the context of the tournament level, Butvilas has focused mainly on the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, claiming victories in 63.27% of their matches. Conversely, Parker has played primarily at the Futures/Satellites/ITF level with a win percentage that is slightly better at 63.41%. The relative level of the tournament often impacts predictions and expectations.

Delving into the quality of past opponents faced over the last 12 months, Butvilas has played against competitors with an average ranking of 345.43, whereas Parker's opponents had an average rank of 351.1. In scenarios where matches reach a deciding set, Parker boasts a higher win rate of 71% compared to Butvilas's 59%. This notable ability to clutch crucial victories might sway predictions in Parker's favor.

Based on the statistical analysis of these aspects, Parker emerges as the slight favorite. Their edge on critical performance metrics such as breakpoint conversion and deciding set outcomes can be pivotal. The data suggests Parker could have a higher likelihood of victory in the upcoming match.