Ilia Simakin vs Matt Kuhar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing second serve performance, Simakin has managed to secure 45.66% of points on their second serve over the last six months, whereas Kuhar has achieved a slightly lower percentage at 41.81%. This statistic holds substantial significance for accuracy in match predictions, reflecting a notable variance in second serve reliability between the players.

In their return game dynamics, Simakin has won 43.75% of points on their opponents' second serve during the same period, while Kuhar has been more successful with 47.08%. For first serve returns, Kuhar leads with 28.36% compared to Simakin's 23.92%. These return stats are instrumental in discerning the favored player in this head-to-head matchup.

Examining pressure situations, Kuhar has saved 51.38% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Simakin, who has saved 51.13%. Breakpoint conversion shows Kuhar converting 44.33% of opportunities, against Simakin's 31.63%. Such statistics are crucial for those engaged in in-game betting, providing insights into how players perform under high-stakes situations.

Considering their recent match history, Simakin has emerged victorious in 74.7% of their matches (62 wins and 21 losses), contrasted with Kuhar's 46.34% win rate (19 wins and 22 losses). Moreover, Simakin has played against tougher competition, with their opponents averaging a rank of 407.2, compared to Kuhar's 516.2 average opponent rank, indicating a potential competitive edge.

Surface performance highlights their proficiency on hard surfaces, where Simakin boasts a 69% win rate and Kuhar holds a 60% success rate. Conversely, both players exhibit their least successful outcomes on clay surfaces. Tournament level also plays a role, with Simakin prevailing in 77.97% of Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, surpassing Kuhar's 48.48% win rate in equivalent tournaments.

Head-to-head records reflect Simakin's superiority, having won their sole previous encounter at the M 15 Heraklion Quarterfinals, displayed by a decisive 6-1 6-3 triumph. In hypothetical scenarios like deciding sets during matches, Simakin holds a discernible advantage with a 57% win rate versus Kuhar's 50% over the past year.

Ultimately, judging by consistent superior performance stats, especially weighted by head-to-head encounters and experience against higher-ranked opponents, Simakin is the likely favorite to secure victory in the upcoming match.