Evangelos Kypriotis vs Karim Ibrahim Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In predicting the outcome of the upcoming tennis match between Kypriotis and Ibrahim, recent second serve performance provides a meaningful insight. Over the past six months, Kypriotis has secured 40.72% of points on their second serve, while Ibrahim has achieved a slightly higher figure at 46.52%. This aspect can be quite indicative of potential match outcomes, given its strong correlation with prediction accuracy.

Evaluating return game statistics, Kypriotis has capitalized on 46.1% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Ibrahim has captured 44.07%. These stats are bolstered by first serve return metrics, which show Kypriotis at 28.33% and Ibrahim at 21.87%. These numbers reflect the dynamic in this head-to-head matchup, shedding light on who might be favored.

A review of match performance from the past year reveals that Kypriotis has a win rate of 48.48% (16W/17L), slightly edging out Ibrahim’s 45.24% win rate (19W/23L). Examining which surfaces favor each player, Kypriotis excels on Hard courts with a win rate of 46% (38W/44L) and has a lower success on Clay at 43% (3W/4L). In comparison, Ibrahim’s best surface also is Hard, with a 47% win rate (56W/63L), while on Clay, they have a 39% win rate (12W/19L).

Considering the level of competition, Kypriotis has participated mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, posting a 50% win rate (16W/16L). Ibrahim has also competed mostly at the same event level, yet secured only 45.24% (19W/23L). When examining the quality of competition, Kypriotis has faced opponents with an average ranking of 146.55, illustrating they have competed at a higher level than Ibrahim, whose opponents averaged a rank of 263.69.

Under pressure, Ibrahim shows resilience by saving 51.76% of breakpoints against them, compared to Kypriotis’s 45.07%. For in-game betting, Kypriotis has converted 39.29% of breakpoint opportunities, higher than Ibrahim’s 28.3%, proving to be a critical stat when either player faces a breakpoint scenario. Furthermore, when the match extends into a deciding set, Ibrahim has shown greater composure, winning 54% of such situations, while Kypriotis stands at 43%.

For this matchup, the stats appear to favor Ibrahim slightly, especially considering their consistency under pressure and performance in decisive moments. Based on the data, Ibrahim stands a better chance of emerging victorious in the upcoming encounter.