Evgeny Philippov vs Martin Borisiouk Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance compare? Recently, Philippov has a slight edge, winning 47.1% of points compared to Borisiouk's 42.42%.
• Which player has better return stats? Philippov's recent form shows a 49.78% win rate on opponents' second serves, slightly outperforming Borisiouk's 47.14%.
• First serve return stats indicate another close comparison: Philippov is at 27.45%, marginally ahead of Borisiouk at 26.1%.
• In pressure situations, Borisiouk demonstrates resilience, saving 55.41% of breakpoints compared to Philippov's 50%.
• Analyzing overall match wins over the past year, both players have a 50% win rate, but Philippov has played more matches (44) than Borisiouk (18).
• Both shine on indoor hard surfaces: Borisiouk's win rate is 64%, while Philippov has a slight advantage at 67%.
• Considering player level, Philippov has played more matches at competitive levels and won 52.38%, slightly ahead of Borisiouk's 50%.
• Opponent quality analysis reveals Philippov has faced tougher foes, with an average opponent rank of 162.2 compared to Borisiouk's 299.94.
• Deciding set performance tips the scale in Philippov's favor, as they have won 50% of deciding sets, whereas Borisiouk has won only 33%.
• Both players exhibit different efficiencies in break point conversion: Borisiouk excels with a 45.45% conversion rate, whereas Philippov trails at 31.11%.

Editorial Prediction (July 27, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent second serve performances, Philippov holds a marginal advantage over Borisiouk, suggesting more efficiency in this crucial area of the game. Additionally, Philippov's superior return stats imply a greater capability to capitalize on their opponent’s second serve.

In terms of handling pressure, Borisiouk shows commendable breakpoint-saving skills, potentially giving an edge during crucial game moments. However, Philippov's experience against higher-ranked opponents (average rank 162.2) provides them with valuable exposure to challenging matches.

Deciding set outcomes further tilt the prediction towards Philippov, whose performance in these scenarios is more consistent. Borisiouk's impressive breakpoint conversion could influence in-game dynamics significantly, especially if they gain momentum early.

Given the facts, Philippov appears the more likely winner for the upcoming match, leveraging stronger return capabilities and seasoned experience against tougher competitors.