Jasza Szajrych vs Daniel Khazime Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining recent performance, Szajrych has a slight edge over Khazime on second serve points, securing 44.54% compared to Khazime's 40.05% in the past six months. This metric typically correlates strongly with match outcomes, offering insight into potential winners. On return games, Szajrych demonstrates a similarly narrow advantage, having won 45.45% of their opponent’s second serve points against Khazime’s 44.62%.

Their break point conversion is an area where Szajrych again outshines Khazime, with a conversion rate of 39.13% versus 31.11% for Khazime. These statistics provide valuable insights for in-game betting, especially when assessing the likelihood of breaking serve.

Under pressure, Szajrych shows greater resilience, saving 57.59% of breakpoints compared to Khazime’s 48.34%. This could prove decisive in tightly contested matches. When it comes to deciding sets, Khazime has a significant advantage, winning 73% of such sets over the last year, while Szajrych has managed 62%. This might make Khazime a stronger contender in longer matches.

From a surface perspective, Khazime excels on Hard courts with a win percentage of 53%, while Szajrych performs best on Indoor Hard courts with a 64% win rate. However, Khazime’s worst performance is on Indoor Hard, with no wins, whereas Szajrych struggles most on Clay. The surfaces they prefer may influence their success in particular tournaments.

In assessing overall performance, Khazime holds a slight win percentage advantage over the past year, recording a 50% win-loss record compared to Szajrych's 46.34%. Nevertheless, the quality of opponents faced reveals Szajrych has played against slightly higher-ranked players, influencing their relative standing and providing context to their win rates.

Both players have predominantly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments over the past year, each achieving a win rate of 50% in these events. This parity suggests similar experience and skill levels at these competition levels.

Considering all these factors, Szajrych appears to have a slight upper hand due to better second serve performance, breakpoint conversion, and resistance under pressure, suggesting they might win the upcoming match based on current form and statistics.