Frank Dancevic vs Mikhail Kukushkin Head to Head Stats

• How do second serve performances compare for these players? Frank Dancevic currently struggles, securing 0% of points, whereas Mikhail Kukushkin wins 45.36%.
• Frank Dancevic's return game needs improvement with 0% on opponent's second serve points; Mikhail Kukushkin has a much stronger performance at 44.23%.
• Similarly, for first serve returns, Dancevic has won 0%, while Kukushkin achieved 20.69% success.
• Under pressure, Dancevic falls short, not saving any breakpoints, while Kukushkin exhibits more resilience with 57.63% saved.
• What about their recent match outcomes? Over the last year, Dancevic failed to secure any match wins, whereas Kukushkin won 47.06% of his matches.
• Examining surface preferences, Dancevic has his best win percentage on Indoor hard courts (61%), and Kukushkin favors hard surfaces (61%).
• In player match levels, Dancevic is inactive (0%). Conversely, Kukushkin is actively competing with a 53.33% win rate in Challenger/ITF events.
• What does their direct head-to-head history indicate? Kukushkin leads with 2 wins to Dancevic’s 1, and has been more successful in set wins as well (6 sets to Dancevic's 2).
• When it comes to opponent rank, Kukushkin has faced tougher competition recently, with opponents averaging a rank of 259.45, against Dancevic's average of zero.
• If this match goes to a deciding set, Dancevic has not secured any wins in deciding sets over the past year. Kukushkin, however, has a 53% success rate in such circumstances.

Editorial Prediction (December 22, 2025, UTC):

Mikhail Kukushkin shows a significant advantage over Frank Dancevic in recent performance indicators, particularly in second serve points won and return games.

While Dancevic has not played competitively in the past year, Kukushkin has maintained a good presence in the Challenger/ITF circuit, effectively honing his competitive skills.

Historically, Kukushkin leads their head-to-head encounters, showcasing more adaptability in top-pressure situations, as seen from their breakpoint and deciding set statistics.

Given these factors, Mikhail Kukushkin is most likely to win the forthcoming match based on current player dynamics and historical performance.