Evan Zhu vs Egor Agafonov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Evan Zhu shows a stronger performance on second serves, winning 45.47% of points, compared to Egor Agafonov's 40.47%. Does second serve effectiveness impact match outcomes? Typically, yes.
• In return games, Agafonov outperforms Zhu by winning 50.71% of his opponent's second serve points, against Zhu's 46.16%.
• For first serve returns, Zhu has a slight advantage at 27.20% versus Agafonov's 25.20%.
• Both players demonstrate similar capabilities in saving breakpoints, with Zhu at 55.70% and Agafonov at 55.38%.
• Over the past year, Agafonov has a higher match win rate of 64.06%, compared to Zhu's 52.94%.
• Zhu's strongest surface is Clay, with a win rate of 59%, while Agafonov excels on I.hard with the same percentage.
• Both players mostly engage in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, with Agafonov winning 70.21% of his matches, outperforming Zhu's 61.90%.
• Agafonov has faced slightly weaker opponents based on average ranking, 454.8 compared to Zhu's 437.32.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Zhu edges out by winning 62% compared to Agafonov's 58% over the last 12 months.

Editorial Prediction (October 26, 2025, UTC):

As we look forward to the upcoming match, key statistics suggest that Evan Zhu enters with several competitive advantages. His stronger second serve performance offers him a marginal edge that should not be overlooked.

Despite this, Egor Agafonov's superior return game, especially against opponents' second serves, counters Zhu's serving strength. However, both players' abilities to save breakpoints are nearly identical, making this a negligible factor.

In broader performance trends, Agafonov's higher match win rate over the last year suggests a level of consistency that may favor him across various situations.

Ultimately, while the stats portray a competitive match, Egor Agafonov appears slightly favored to win, due to his stronger overall performance indicators and recent form.