Grigor Dimitrov vs Jacob Fearnley Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

An analysis of the second serve performance over the past six months reveals that Dimitrov has achieved a success rate of 45.61% in claiming points on his second serve. In comparison, his rival, Fearnley, has closely matched this performance with 45.29%. This particular statistic has shown a strong correlation with the accuracy of match predictions.

Examining the recent return game statistics, Dimitrov has managed to secure 41.48% of his opponent's second serve points, while Fearnley has outperformed slightly with a 44.16% success rate. For first serve returns, Fearnley maintains his edge with a completion rate of 24.42%, eclipsing Dimitrov's 20.4%. The results for these return stats are significant when forecasting the favored player in this head-to-head encounter.

Regarding performance under pressure, Dimitrov has been effective in saving 60.33% of breakpoints, a useful measure for in-game betting predictions. Fearnley closely trails with a breakpoint save percentage of 59.78%. Notably, over the past year, Dimitrov has won 67.27% of his matches, whereas Fearnley has exhibited even greater prowess with a 75.34% win rate. This higher win percentage lends weight to an overall head-to-head prediction overview in Fearnley's favor.

Analyzing surface performance, Dimitrov's career-best win rate occurs on indoor hard courts, boasting a 64% success rate. This contrast with a 59% win rate on grass, which is his least favorable surface. On the other hand, Fearnley achieves his career-best on indoor hard surfaces at an impressive 82%, while his grass performance stands at 67%, still outperforming Dimitrov.

In terms of player level, Dimitrov competes mainly in Masters series, earning a 68% win rate. Conversely, Fearnley frequently participates in Challenger and ITF tournaments above $10K, achieving an outstanding 86.05% win rate. When evaluating the comparative strengths of these players, the level of competition they typically face is crucial, just as the quality of their opponents, with Dimitrov's average opponent rank at 61.96 and Fearnley's at 191.79.

For matches that progress to a deciding set, Dimitrov has prevailed 65% of the time over the previous year, whilst Fearnley's record is notably superior with an 86% success rate. Breakpoint conversion is another critical measurement, with Dimitrov converting 24.66% of opportunities and Fearnley demonstrating greater efficiency at 27.46%.

Taking these statistical insights into consideration, Fearnley appears to hold a slight advantage due to superior return game figures, higher conversion rates under pressure, better breakpoint conversion, and an overwhelming win percentage, despite facing a generally lower-ranked selection of opponents. Consequently, the prediction based on current analytics favors Fearnley as the likely victor in their upcoming match.