Gustaf Strom vs Oliver Jevtovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Success: Recently, Strom has been winning 35.71% of the points on their second serve, which is significantly better than Jevtovic's 25%.
• Second Serve Return: How do these two perform against their opponent's second serve? Strom secures 41.86% of these points, in contrast to Jevtovic, who only achieves 12.5%.
• First Serve Return: Strom has a slight edge, winning 34.95% of first serve returns compared to Jevtovic's 30.77%.
• Pressure Handling: Strom is strong under pressure, saving 50% of breakpoints, while Jevtovic only saves 25%.
• Match Performance: Strom has an impressive 75% win rate over the past year (3 wins out of 4 matches), whereas Jevtovic hasn't won any matches in the last 10 played.
• Preferred Surfaces: Strom excels on clay with a 67% success rate, whereas Jevtovic struggles on the same surface with zero wins out of 23 attempts.
• Player Level: Strom and Jevtovic both played Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K matches over the past year, but Jevtovic has failed to win any matches, unlike Strom’s 75% win rate.
• Opponent Quality: Jevtovic competed against tougher opponents with an average rank of 88.6, compared to Strom’s opponents' average rank of 158.25.
• Crunch Set Performance: Neither player has been successful in deciding sets in the past year, making live bets unpredictable if the match reaches this stage.
• Break Point Conversion: Recently, Strom has converted 28.57% of his break point opportunities; Jevtovic, however, hasn't converted any.

Editorial Prediction (August 6, 2025, UTC):

Taking into account recent statistics and performance patterns, Strom shows a considerable advantage. In second serve performance and return games, Strom significantly outperforms Jevtovic, indicating a likely edge during critical match moments.

Strom also demonstrates resilience in high-pressure situations by saving a higher percentage of breakpoints and converting more opportunities. Strom’s impressive win rate over the past year further differentiates their current form from Jevtovic’s, who has not secured a single win in the same period.

Although Jevtovic has faced tougher average opponents, their inability to capitalize on match-winning opportunities remains a critical weakness. Given the evidence, Strom appears to be the probable victor in their upcoming match against Jevtovic.