Ivan Gretskiy vs Neeraj Yashpaul Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the upcoming tennis matchup, performance statistics offer a window into predictive analysis. Gretskiy's recent second serve capacity is notably high, with 43.66% of points won over the past six months, eclipsing Yashpaul's 26.92%. These second serve figures show a considerable impact on match prediction outcomes.

When comparing the return game statistics in the same timeframe, Gretskiy continues to hold an edge, winning 44.89% of opponent's second serve points compared to Yashpaul's 23.08%. However, Yashpaul performs better in first serve return points, capturing 43.33% relative to Gretskiy's 26.76%, which is critical in determining the preferable choice in head-to-head confrontations.

Under pressure situations often define match results, and Gretskiy excels at saving breakpoints, achieving a 55.35% success rate, while Yashpaul’s is lower at 33.33%. This statistic proves beneficial in gauging potential in-game betting outcomes.

A broad performance overview reveals Gretskiy's stronger hold over match wins, achieving victory in 56% of his matches (28 wins and 22 losses) over the last year, whereas Yashpaul secures a 44.44% win rate with a record of 4 wins and 5 losses. Examining the best surfaces for each competitor, Gretskiy shows proficiency on clay with a career win rate of 52%, in contrast to Yashpaul, who fares better on hard courts with a 29% win rate.

In the context of player level, both have predominantly participated in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K level. Gretskiy maintains a consistent performance with a 56% win rate, while Yashpaul has a 44.44% success rate. However, it’s essential to consider the opponent quality stats; Gretskiy has faced players with an average rank of 215.7, as opposed to Yashpaul’s 97.56. This disparity in opposition rank level could weigh heavily on their head-to-head matchup.

Deciding sets in matches often necessitate resilience, a department where Gretskiy has excelled, winning 58% of such sets in the past year, while Yashpaul falls short with no wins in this category. Break point conversion rates reveal minimal difference between the two, with Gretskiy at 35.96% and Yashpaul at 33.33%.

Given these statistics, the forecast leans favorably towards Gretskiy securing victory, supported by a more robust performance record, superior second serve and return game statistics, as well as an impressive track record in deciding sets.