Jizel Matos Sequeira Fernandes vs Ingkar Dyussebay Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Let’s step into the world of tennis where servers aim for aces and spectators aim to understand those quirky stats! When it comes to second serve success, Dyussebay is rallying with a 42.86% point-win achievement while Fernandes isn't dropping balls either with a slightly higher 43.79%. It looks like their serves might be competing for limelight in this match! As the ball is hit back and forth a zillion times, Dyussebay has been snagging 56% of points on opponents' second serves, whereas Fernandes is hanging in there at 49.38%. And if we shift focus to those nerve-wracking first serve returns, Fernandes happens to perform magic on 36.36% of his attempts, leaving Dyussebay with a not-so-impressive 16.67%—quite the twist in our matchup tale!

Now, if we imagine the pressure cooker-like atmosphere of the court, Dyussebay has been saving breakpoints like a wizard 44.44% of the time, but our friend Fernandes is saving the day more often with a magical 51.85%. Their overall performance over the last year has been similar to a rollercoaster ride—Dyussebay winning 53.33% of matches, while Fernandes, fueled by tennis potions, has nailed 63.16% of his matches. Taking a fancy for the clay, both players have shown flair; Dyussebay’s clay court fiestas show a win rate of 57% and Fernandes dancing to a close 56% on the same surface. However, Fernandes might want to avoid indoor hard courts where his victories have dried up faster than overcooked pasta, boasting a mere 25% win rate.

Both players have been gallivanting across similar levels in the wandering worlds of tournaments, rattling their rackets and keeping score. Dyussebay has been sparring against opponents with an average rank of 108.6, giving him some elite practice partners, while Fernandes has been greeting players averaging a rank of 298.26—a delightful dance with moderately ranked adversaries. If things come to a deciding set showdown, Dyussebay has been closing deals 67% of the time, making him the rollercoaster hero, whereas Fernandes swoops in with a success rate of 57%. It’s fair to say both are in for a ride!

Ah, breakpoint conversions—the tennis equivalent of catching butterflies with a racket. Dyussebay has been netting 66.67% of his break opportunities, practically an artist at work, while Fernandes at 38.02% might just need a little more fairy dust. When it comes to this dynamic duel, the stats speculate that Dyussebay might just tip the balance into his favor, assuming both rackets don't go rogue or a mischievous net doesn't interfere!