Gilles Arnaud Bailly vs Sarp Agabigun Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the upcoming tennis match between Bailly and Agabigun, a close examination of their second serve performance is insightful. In the past six months, Bailly has captured 40.11% of points on their second serve, while Agabigun surpasses with a 43.14% success rate. This stat is strongly correlated with predicting match outcomes.

Looking at return game statistics during the same period, Bailly has secured 43.98% of points against their opponents' second serves, compared to Agabigun's 43.09%. On first serve returns, Bailly leads with 29.1% over Agabigun's 28.21%, offering insight into which player might have the upper hand in their head-to-head encounter.

In terms of handling pressure, Bailly has been successful in saving 46.19% of breakpoints recently, marginally outperforming Agabigun's 45.07%. Breakpoint conversion rates indicate that Bailly has converted 38.71% of their chances, while Agabigun has achieved a 27.27% conversion rate. These stats are particularly useful for live in-game betting decisions.

Considering their overall performance over the last year, Bailly boasts a better win rate of 58.82% (W/L 30/21) compared to Agabigun's 47.06% (W/L 8/9). This reflects Bailly’s slight edge in head-to-head predictions.

Surface preferences reveal more insights: Bailly excels on hard courts with a 69% win rate (W/L 27/12), but struggles on indoor hard courts, with just a 27% win rate (W/L 3/8). Meanwhile, Agabigun’s best performance is on indoor hard courts at a 50% win rate (W/L 11/11), while struggling on grass with no victories (W/L 0/2).

When comparing competition levels, Bailly has predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, achieving a 58.33% win rate (W/L 28/20), slightly more favorable than Agabigun who holds a 50% win rate (W/L 8/8) at the same tournament level. It's crucial to relate these stats to the competition level each player faces.

Evaluating their performance against various opponents shows Bailly competing against players with an average rank of 346.16, while Agabigun's opponents averaged a rank of 415.82, indicating Bailly's slightly more challenging competitive environment. In deciding sets over the last year, Bailly secured victory in 36% of the matches, compared to Agabigun’s 33% win rate.

Summarizing these statistics, Bailly emerges as the likely favorite to win this match, based purely on historical data and current performance indicators, though both players' performances at this specific event could impact the final outcome. Considering these factors, Bailly appears to have a statistical advantage.