Juan Pablo Ficovich vs Karl Poling Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent form on the second serve, Ficovich shows a slight edge by winning 44.94% of points compared to Poling's 43.65%. This statistic holds significant correlation to match prediction accuracy, making it an essential factor in predicting match outcomes.

When it comes to returning games, Ficovich has a higher success rate on opponents' second serves, winning 47.05% of points, whereas Poling is slightly behind at 44.8%. For first serve returns, Poling has the upper hand with 29.12%, outperforming Ficovich's 26.81%. These statistics play a crucial role in determining the favorite in head-to-head matchups.

In break point scenarios, Poling shows resilience by saving 54.36% of breakpoints, compared to Ficovich's 50.15% in recent form. This is an influential statistic for in-game betting predictions, as it reflects how well players perform under pressure.

Looking at overall performance over the last year, Poling has a winning percentage of 60% (W/L 33/22), slightly above Ficovich's 56.1% (W/L 46/36). On their best surfaces, Ficovich excels on clay with a 59% win rate, while Poling shines on hard courts at 58%. Both players struggle on grass, with Ficovich having a 20% win rate and Poling at 0%.

Regarding player level, in the past year, Ficovich participated mainly in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, achieving a win rate of 57.35% (W/L 39/29). Meanwhile, Poling competed mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, securing 58.14% wins (W/L 25/18). These levels are pivotal when making comparisons between players.

The quality of opponents faced is another significant aspect; Ficovich has played against opponents with an average rank of 260.26, while Poling's opponents had an average rank of 395.36 over the past year. In terms of deciding set performance, if a match extends to a deciding set, Poling edges out with a 60% win rate, slightly ahead of Ficovich, who stands at 57%.

The ability to capitalize on break point opportunities is quite even between the players, with Ficovich converting 34.02% and Poling 33.75% recently. This statistic is crucial for assessing in-game performance during live matches when players face breakpoints.

Overall, based on current statistics and form, Poling appears to have a marginal advantage over Ficovich, primarily due to slightly superior head-to-head statistics and performance in deciding sets. Thus, Poling is favored to win this upcoming match.