Evgeny Karlovskiy vs Tim Handel Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the last year, Karlovskiy has demonstrated a commendable performance in his matches, winning 65.43% overall (53 wins and 28 losses). Comparatively, Handel has secured victories in 52.94% of his encounters (27 wins and 24 losses). This win-loss record gives a significant overview when forecasting the outcome between these competitors.

Delving into surface specialization, Karlovskiy excels on Hard courts with a career win percentage of 61% (190 wins and 119 losses), while Handel favors Clay courts, boasting a 63% win record (134 wins and 79 losses). Understanding surface preferences can be pivotal in anticipation of match results.

Assessing second serve performance reveals that Karlovskiy has a slight edge, winning 44.56% of points in recent form over Handel's 41.94%. On the return, however, Handel surpasses Karlovskiy, capturing 49.39% of second serve points to Karlovskiy's 45.79%. For first serve returns, Handel again leads with 30.53% compared to Karlovskiy's 26.76%, providing useful insights into competitive advantages.

When playing against ranked opponents, Handel has faced slightly stronger competition, engaging with players averaging a rank of 377.02, as opposed to Karlovskiy's opponents who averaged a rank of 444.44. Such metrics can weigh into detailed predictions of competitive performance.

Karlovskiy also exhibits superior ability under pressure, saving 55.66% of breakpoints in recent scenarios compared to Handel's 50.58%. Additionally, Karlovskiy converts break opportunities at a rate of 33.33%, modestly trailing Handel's conversion rate of 34.57%. Within pressurized environments, these figures can prove to be quite suggestive.

Predictive analytics further indicate Karlovskiy's proficiency in deciding set scenarios, winning 54% of such sets over the past year, while Handel manages 50%. A compelling stat for live event predictions should they reach a decisive set.

Both players may compete in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, where Karlovskiy impressively won 75% of matches (36 wins and 12 losses) in the past year, while Handel held a 57.14% win rate (24 wins and 18 losses), which signifies the level of competition each has primarily faced.

Based on the analytics and player performance metrics, Karlovskiy seems to have a marginal advantage heading into this match due to his reliable win percentage, breakpoint saving abilities, and favorable record in closely contested sets. These data points collectively indicate a higher probability of Karlovskiy emerging victorious.