Jonas Kucera vs Makar Krivoshchekov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Jonas Kucera has a significantly better second serve performance in recent months, winning 41.55% of points compared to Makar Krivoshchekov's 31.58%.
• In return games, Krivoshchekov slightly edges Kucera on second serve returns, winning 51.19% of points compared to Kucera's 50.18%. How critical is this statistic? It often contributes significantly to match outcomes.
• Kucera outshines Krivoshchekov in first serve returns, winning 33.96% of points against Krivoshchekov's 28.21%.
• Under pressure, Kucera saves 48.03% of breakpoints, a substantial advantage over Krivoshchekov's 26.67% save rate.
• Over the past year, Kucera has a higher match win rate at 60.53%, whereas Krivoshchekov has won just 37.50% of his matches.
• Both players show their strongest performances on hard courts with a 78% win rate; however, Krivoshchekov struggles more on clay with only a 35% win rate compared to 54% for Kucera.
• Kucera has faced slightly lower-ranked opponents on average (rank 161.13) compared to Krivoshchekov's (rank 129.41), which might suggest a varying challenge level.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Krivoshchekov is more proficient at closing it, winning 67% of such sets, while Kucera wins only 38%.

Editorial Prediction (October 7, 2025, UTC):

Jonas Kucera's superior second serve performance and breakpoint save percentage give him a notable edge in the match, indicating his ability to maintain composure under pressure.

While Makar Krivoshchekov has a strong track record in deciding sets and a slight advantage in second serve returns, Kucera's robust overall match-winning record and better performance on return games suggest he can control the match from early on.

Considering these factors, Jonas Kucera appears most likely to win the upcoming tennis match.