Filip Misolic vs Edas Butvilas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Recent form analysis: In the past six months, there has been a slight difference in the second serve performance between Butvilas and Misolic. Butvilas has triumphed in 47.53% of points on their second serve, whereas Misolic has achieved a slightly higher success rate of 47.97%. These statistics bear a significant correlation to the accuracy of match predictions.

Return game assessment: Examining their recent form, Butvilas has confidently claimed 50.45% of their opponent's second serve points, while Misolic has secured 47.93%. Furthermore, when it comes to first serve returns, Butvilas boasts a performance of 33.16%, while Misolic holds a steady 34.45%. This data significantly aids in determining the favorite in their head-to-head (H2H) matchup.

Under pressure analysis: When it comes to dealing with pressure situations, Butvilas has shown remarkable resilience by saving 63.54% of breakpoints in recent matches. On the other hand, Misolic has managed to save 56.78%, showcasing their capability to handle critical moments. This statistic proves to be quite useful in making in-game betting predictions.

Performance overview: Over the course of the past year, Butvilas has emerged victorious in 67.05% of their matches (Win/Loss ratio of 59/29), while Misolic has a win percentage of 52.08% (Win/Loss ratio of 25/23). Examining their head-to-head records offers a general prediction overview of their upcoming encounter.

Surface expertise: Butvilas excels on hard surfaces, delivering an impressive win percentage of 63% (Win/Loss ratio of 44/26). Conversely, their performance on grass courts has been less remarkable, with a 0% win percentage (Win/Loss ratio of 0/1). Misolic, on the other hand, has proven to be highly competent on clay surfaces, winning 66% of their matches (Win/Loss ratio of 134/69). However, their performance on grass courts has been similar to Butvilas, with a win percentage of 0% (Win/Loss ratio of 0/2).

Player level: In the last year, Butvilas has primarily participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a total win percentage of 73.33% (Win/Loss ratio of 33/12). Conversely, Misolic has predominantly played in Challengers/ITF tournaments with a prize money greater than $10K, achieving a win percentage of 48.57% (Win/Loss ratio of 17/18). When predicting the favored player based on these statistics, it is essential to consider the level of the events they have been competing in.

Opponent quality analysis: Analyzing their matches over the past 12 months, Butvilas has encountered opponents with an average ranking of 345.49. Comparatively, Misolic has faced players with an average ranking of 278.33.

Deciding set performance: For live predictions and betting enthusiasts, it is crucial to examine the players' performance in deciding sets. Over the past year, Butvilas has triumphed in 54% of such sets, while Misolic has achieved a higher success rate of 63% in all matches on the tour.

Current event H2H statistics: While analyzing player performance from previous matches is beneficial in predicting tennis outcomes, it is also important to consider current event stats, especially to gauge the form of the players. For details on current event statistics, please refer to the section below (if they have already played a match in the current event). Additionally, some players exhibit superior performances in specific events, making it crucial to consider such factors when predicting the overall outcome.

Break point conversion analysis: In recent matches, Butvilas has successfully converted 40.88% of their breakpoint opportunities, whereas Misolic has achieved a slightly lower conversion rate of 40% when presented with chances to break their opponent's serve. This statistic proves to be vital for in-game live betting tips whenever either player faces a breakpoint opportunity.

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