Felipe Meligeni Alves vs Beibit Zhukayev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

What does the second serve have to say about the outcome of this match? Over the last six months, Zhukayev has won 48.91% of points on their second serve. Meanwhile, Alves trails slightly behind, securing 44.8% of these points. Such second serve statistics are often crucial in shaping match predictions. And, of course, how do they fare on return games? Zhukayev, during the same time frame, has claimed 42.45% of points from their opponents’ second serves, whereas Alves has managed 44.39%. When it comes to first serve returns, Alves takes the lead with 25.5% as opposed to Zhukayev's 21.76%, hinting at who might dominate this duel.

How do these players handle the pressure of saving breakpoints? Zhukayev boasts a breakpoint save rate of 60.59%, slightly nudging past Alves who stands at 58.65%. Such statistics not only fuel in-game betting analysis but are pivotal in deciding the swings of momentum during the match. Examining their performances over the past year, we see that Zhukayev has a winning percentage of 53.62% across all matches (W/L 37/32), while Alves leads with 58.46% (W/L 38/27), creating an interesting overview of their head-to-head potential.

Which surface has favored their victories the most? Zhukayev finds his stride on grass with a career win rate of 57% (W/L 8/6), his performance on clay falling to 42% (W/L 31/42). On the flip side, Alves shines brightest on clay, securing a 61% win rate (W/L 284/178), though struggling on indoor hard courts with 43% (W/L 3/4). The level they play at also matters; Zhukayev has been deeply rooted in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, winning 50.94% (W/L 27/26), whereas Alves shows resilience with a 60.47% win percentage (W/L 26/17) in similar events.

How have they fared directly against one another? In their solitary head-to-head clash, Zhukayev emerged victorious with a straight-sets win, 7-6(5), 6-4, over Alves in the Morelia Challenger on March 26, 2025. Their past matches have averaged a duration of 1:54:18, suggesting closely contested battles should the match progress into longer sets. The psychological edge is further emphasized with Zhukayev clinching the sole tiebreak they've played, and Alves, despite a better deciding set record of 62% against Zhukayev's 32%, yet to overcome him.

Could current event form tip the scales? Analyzing form during the event can be quite telling, as factors like breakpoint conversion come into play. Zhukayev has managed to convert 24.51% of his chances, with Alves slightly ahead at 27.74%. As we stretch towards predicting the winner, Zhukayev’s edge in head-to-head dynamics coupled with Alves’ inconsistent pressure match records suggests Zhukayev might have the slight upper hand in this matchup, especially if it doesn't reach a deciding set.