Javier Barranco Cosano vs Marat Sharipov (RUS) Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do second serves compare between players? (RUS) wins 46.89% of second serve points, slightly better than Cosano's 42.49%, indicating a slight edge for (RUS) in this area.
• In recent return games, Cosano has a slight advantage over (RUS), winning 48.71% of opponent's second serves compared to 46.92% for (RUS).
• For first serve returns, Cosano outperforms (RUS) significantly, with a success rate of 30.58% compared to (RUS)’s 24.61%.
• Under pressure, (RUS) excels slightly, saving 57.48% of breakpoints against 53.23% for Cosano, potentially crucial in tight match situations.
• Overall performance in the past year greatly favors Cosano, who has won 46.67% of matches, while (RUS) has not won any matches recently.
• Against average-ranked opponents, (RUS)'s performance remains unspecified, but Cosano competes with players averaging a rank of 255.2, indicating a more competitive experience.
• In deciding sets, Cosano has a 36% win rate, while (RUS) hasn't secured any deciding set victories in the past year, suggesting an aptitude advantage for Cosano in tightly contested matches.
• Break point conversion stats reveal Cosano's advantage with a 40.35% success rate, compared to 35.05% for (RUS), valuable insight for predicting critical game moments.

Editorial Prediction (June 30, 2025, UTC):

Examining the statistics, Cosano demonstrates a strong advantage in return games, particularly against both first and second serves. This signifies a strategic upper hand in dictating games and maintaining pressure on (RUS).

While (RUS) showcases some potential under pressure by saving a higher percentage of breakpoints, his lack of competitive wins over the past year contrasts sharply with Cosano's more successful recent record.

Cosano's ability to convert break points more effectively and secure wins in deciding sets further strengthens his position as the likely victor.

Given these insights, Cosano is expected to have the upper hand and is more likely to clinch the upcoming match.