Karan Singh vs Nikita Ianin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the upcoming tennis match between Singh and Ianin, a recent examination of second serve performance reveals that over the past six months, Singh has secured 44.85% of points on their second serve, while Ianin has managed to win 41.35%. Such statistics are often indicative of match prediction accuracy. Examining the performance on the receiving end, Singh has won 44.68% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Ianin has a slightly higher rate at 48.45%. The comparison for first serve returns shows Singh at 24.5% and Ianin outperforming with 29.85%.

In head-to-head matchups, Singh has emerged victoriously in the only encounter, winning both sets played. Singh's victory on March 26, 2025, at the M 25 Ahmedabad on a hard surface is a testament to their capability in this direct competition. The average match time between them has been approximately 1:14:52, although they have yet to face each other in a deciding set or a tiebreak. Additionally, when considering performance under pressure, Singh and Ianin's break point statistics highlight that Singh has saved 53.87% of breakpoints whereas Ianin has a higher save rate of 57.89%.

Their respective form over the past year shows that Singh has won 60.81% of matches played, while Ianin slightly edges out with a win rate of 62.5%. Both players have primarily participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Singh boasting a 65.57% winning record compared to Ianin's 62.5%. However, it is imperative to recognize Ianin's tendency to face opponents with an average rank of 179.35, notably higher than Singh's average opponent rank of 398.05.

Surface performances indicate Singh's dominance on clay, with a 60% career win rate, while their hardest challenges have been on hard courts with a 53% win rate. Conversely, Ianin thrives on hard surfaces with a 56% win rate but struggles on clay at 42%. Reviewing break point conversion opportunities, Singh has achieved a conversion rate of 30.52%, whereas Ianin exceeds this with a rate of 41.28%. Deciding set performance over the last year sees Singh winning 64% of such sets across all matches, surpassing Ianin's 44% success rate.

Based on these statistical analyses, Singh's previous victory in the head-to-head matchup, combined with their superior performance on second serves and deciding sets, suggests that Singh is more likely to emerge as the winner in the upcoming match against Ianin.