Etienne Donnet vs Jirat Navasirisomboon Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of second serve proficiency, recent figures indicate that Donnet has secured 42.69% of points on his second serve, as opposed to Navasirisomboon, who has achieved a 38.1% success rate. Historically, there is a strong correlation between these statistics and the accuracy of match predictions, pointing towards Donnet's advantage in this regard.

When analyzing return games, Donnet has won 46.67% of second serve return points from his opponents, while Navasirisomboon excels with an impressive 66.67% win rate in this category. For first serve returns, Donnet has a 25.93% success rate, contrasting with Navasirisomboon's 20.41%, offering useful insights into their potential in head-to-head matchups.

Regarding in-match pressure handling, Donnet stands out, saving 48.65% of breakpoints faced, whereas Navasirisomboon has a lower rate of 41.67%. This statistic is invaluable for those interested in live betting predictions, suggesting Donnet's stronger mental fortitude.

Donnet's overall performance in the past year shows a winning percentage of 59.09% (W/L 26/18), in comparison to Navasirisomboon's 53.33% (W/L 8/7). Examining surface preferences, Donnet thrives on Hard courts with a 67% win rate (W/L 40/20), while Navasirisomboon excels on Indoor hard courts, posting a 75% win success (W/L 6/2).

Focusing on event level experience, both players have primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Donnet has a slight edge with a 58.97% win rate (W/L 23/16) over Navasirisomboon's 53.33% (W/L 8/7). Keeping event levels in mind is crucial for determining who might be favored in match predictions.

In terms of opponent quality, Donnet and Navasirisomboon have faced similarly ranked opponents over the past year, with average rankings of 377.73 and 374, respectively. When advancing to deciding sets, Navasirisomboon has surpassed Donnet with a 75% win rate, compared to Donnet's 69% in similar situations, which might prove vital in live match forecasts.

Analyzing break point conversions, Navasirisomboon again shows superiority, converting 57.14% of opportunities compared to Donnet's 29.41%. This further bolsters his case in high-pressure scenarios. However, considering all statistical factors, including surface preferences and recent performance metrics, Donnet's overall consistency and experience on Hard courts potentially tilt the scales in his favor.

Given these comprehensive statistics, Donnet emerges as the slightly more likely victor of this matchup, despite Navasirisomboon's prowess in specific areas such as deciding sets and break point conversion.