Georgii Kravchenko vs Tiago Torres Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve: Georgii Kravchenko has a stronger second serve game with a 46.00% success rate, compared to Tiago Torres's 41.06%. Could this serve percentage give Kravchenko an edge?
• Return Game: In recent matches, Georgii Kravchenko has won 46.73% of points on opponent's second serve, slightly less than Tiago Torres's 48.33%.
• First Serve Return: Tiago Torres has a clear advantage here, winning 33.97% of first serve returns over Georgii Kravchenko's 26.99%.
• Pressure Situations: Tiago Torres has a marginal edge, saving 51.09% of breakpoints in recent games compared to Kravchenko's 49.08%.
• Overall Performance: Over the past year, Kravchenko has a slightly higher win rate (64.94%) compared to Torres (60.00%).
• Surface Preference: Kravchenko excels on Hard courts with a 61% win rate while Torres is strongest on Clay, also winning 61% of matches.
• Competitions Level: Both players primarily participate in Futures/Satellite/ITF $10K tournaments, with Kravchenko having a slightly higher win rate of 66.67% compared to Torres's 59.09%.
• Opponent Quality: Kravchenko faces tougher opponents with an average rank of 393.39, while Torres's opponents have an average rank of 408.66.
• Deciding Sets Performance: Though Kravchenko holds a 58% win rate in deciding sets, Torres has a better record, winning 69% of them.
• Break Point Conversion: Torres has been more effective in converting breakpoints (45.95%) compared to Kravchenko's 33.82%.

Editorial Prediction (November 20, 2025, UTC):

In their upcoming clash, Georgii Kravchenko and Tiago Torres appear evenly matched across several performance metrics. Kravchenko showcases a stronger second serve percentage, which could prove decisive if the match becomes a battle of holds.

Despite conceding some advantage in return stats to Torres, Kravchenko's overall match win rate in the past year indicates consistent performance and resilience. Nonetheless, Torres's edge in break point conversion and deciding sets suggests he can capitalize on critical opportunities.

Considering these factors, Torres's knack for high-pressure points, coupled with Kravchenko's difficulties in converting break points, tilts the prediction in favor of Tiago Torres as the likely winner of their upcoming match.