Grigoriy Lomakin vs Parth Aggarwal Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

What does the tale of the second serve tell us? Lomakin, in recent form over the past six months, has clinched 43.68% of points on their second serve, while Aggarwal follows closely with 43.64%. Although separated by a mere fraction, this metric holds a strong correlation to predicting match outcomes. Yet, in return games, the story shifts. Lomakin secures 41.58% of points against opponents' second serves, but Aggarwal outshines with 51.22%. When it comes to first serves, Lomakin captures 24.63% of returns, whereas Aggarwal lands 29.06%. This return game prowess leans the scales in favor of Aggarwal in this head-to-head matchup.

The pressure-cooker moments of breakpoints further underline the narrative. Lomakin has warded off 62.35% of breakpoints against them, a significant margin over Aggarwal's 51.38%. A valuable data point for those keen on in-game betting odds. Over the past year, Lomakin's match win rate sits at 37.1% with a record of 23-39, compared to Aggarwal's slightly elevated win rate of 41.67% (15-21). This gives a holistic view of how these two players stack up against each other in recent play.

What about the surfaces? Lomakin is most successful on Hard courts, boasting a 41% career win rate (74-108), but struggles on Indoor Hard with a 27% success rate (13-35). Aggarwal, on the other hand, performs best on Clay, winning 48% of matches (24-26), yet finds no success on Indoor Hard (0-4). Both have tethered their play mainly to the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, with Lomakin winning 38.89% and Aggarwal 42.86% over the past year.

In measuring the quality of competition, Lomakin has faced opponents with an average rank of 394.84, while Aggarwal's adversaries average a rank of 269.06. This difference provides insight into the tougher challenges Aggarwal has faced. Should the contest reach a deciding set, Aggarwal's 70% win rate in such scenarios over the last year vastly overshadows Lomakin's 26%. For live bettors, the breakpoint conversion rate bears weight; Lomakin’s 23.46% pales beside Aggarwal’s striking 47.37% conversion.

With all figures considered, Aggarwal seems to have the statistical edge heading into this encounter. The combination of their superior return stats, mental fortitude under breakpoint pressure, and success in deciding sets predict a strong likelihood of Aggarwal emerging victorious. Keep an eye on current event stats, however, as the dynamic nature of live play can always offer surprises.