Emil Ruusuvuori vs Matisse Bobichon Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the past year, performance data shows Ruusuvuori securing victory in 36.36% of his matches, with a win-loss record of 8/14. In contrast, Bobichon has demonstrated a higher success rate, winning 68.97% of his matches and holding a win-loss record of 20/9. These figures provide a broad perspective on head-to-head prediction possibilities. Both players have shown varying strengths depending on the surface of play: Ruusuvuori excels on indoor hard courts with a 69% win rate (99/45), whereas Bobichon records his highest success rate of 74% on hard surfaces (17/6).

Recent statistics on service games highlight that Ruusuvuori has struggled slightly more with his second serve, winning 44.03% of points, whereas Bobichon has a marginally better record at 46.17%. When returning, Bobichon also leads in winning points off his opponents' second serves, boasting 45.5% compared to Ruusuvuori's 43.08%. However, in the return of first serves, Ruusuvuori has the upper hand with 30.38% while Bobichon lags slightly behind at 27.68%.

An analysis of pressure situations illuminates that Ruusuvuori has saved 57.5% of breakpoints, offering a slight edge over Bobichon’s 57.36%. When considering break point conversion, Bobichon again outperforms Ruusuvuori with a 34.72% conversion rate compared to Ruusuvuori's 29.03%, a potentially decisive factor in close matches. Additionally, deciding set performance favors Bobichon, who has emerged victorious in 71% of these tiebreak scenarios, compared to Ruusuvuori’s 40%.

In terms of event experience, Ruusuvuori has largely competed in the Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, clinching 33.33% of these matches, whereas Bobichon has featured predominantly in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at the $10K level, achieving a 69.23% win rate. The average opponent rank further distinguishes the experiences: Ruusuvuori’s opponents had an average rank of 144.73, compared to the 217.48 faced by Bobichon. Incorporating all these stats and considerations, Bobichon seems positioned as the more likely victor in the upcoming match.