Juan Pablo Ficovich vs Roberto Cid Subervi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When evaluating tennis matches, a key indicator of future performance is the second serve. In the last six months, Juan Pablo Ficovich has demonstrated an edge by winning 45.59% of his second serve points, whereas Nick Hardt Subervi trails behind with 37.53%. Given the historical significance of this statistic, this could offer valuable hints about who may come out on top.

The story continues with return game statistics. Ficovich has managed to capture 46.51% of opponent second serve points, slightly outpacing Subervi, who has secured 45.28%. Interestingly, when it comes to first serve returns, Subervi holds a slight advantage, securing 30.05% of those points compared to Ficovich’s 26.35%. This fine margin could influence who is favored in this head-to-head encounter.

When the pressure mounts, how do these players perform? Ficovich shines by saving 52.86% of breakpoints he faces, while Subervi has only saved 46.32%. Such mental toughness in high-stakes situations often becomes crucial in determining match outcomes.

In terms of their past year's performances, it's Subervi who boasts a higher win percentage, clinching victory in 66.67% of his matches (34 wins to 17 losses), compared to Ficovich’s 57.83% (48 wins to 35 losses). If win rates paint a picture of potential match outcomes, Ficovich might be more familiar with tackling tougher competition. Over the last 12 months, his opponents have averaged a rank of 248.72, whereas Subervi has faced players with an average rank of 172.94.

Surface preference can also be an intriguing factor. Ficovich performs best on clay with a 60% win rate, whereas Subervi excels on hard courts, winning 61% of his matches. However, on the grass, both players underperform, with Ficovich winning only 20% and Subervi yet to secure a victory.

Recent head-to-head statistics present a definitive narrative—Ficovich leads with a perfect 3-0 record over Subervi, winning 6 out of their 7 sets. Their latest clash at the M25 Trujillo on clay strengthened Ficovich’s dominance with a 6-2, 6-4 victory. This provides a compelling case for Ficovich when considering their upcoming battle.

Deciding set performance hints at both players' tenacity. Ficovich has won 57% of deciding sets in the last year, slightly more than Subervi's 53%. Even during intense pressure situations, such as tiebreaks, Ficovich prevails, having won the only tiebreak they played against each other. Breakpoint conversion rates add another layer to the prediction puzzle, with Subervi converting 45.68% of opportunities compared to Ficovich’s 33.5%.

Taking into account recent form, surface preferences, and head-to-head history, Ficovich seems poised to maintain his unbeaten streak against Subervi yet again. His consistent record against Subervi and resilience under pressure makes him the favorite for the upcoming match.