Kei Nishikori vs Aleksandar Vukic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance in the past six months, Vukic has secured 48.18% of points on his second serve, whereas Nishikori managed 44.86%. This statistic is notably significant when predicting match outcomes.

In terms of return game statistics in recent form, Vukic has achieved a 43.71% win rate on his opponent's second serve points, while Nishikori has a slightly higher rate at 49.62%. For first serve returns, Vukic and Nishikori have percentages of 23.67% and 27.47% respectively, highlighting slightly stronger performance for Nishikori in this area.

When evaluating pressure situations, Vukic has saved 60.26% of breakpoints in recent matches, contrasting with Nishikori's 47.62%. This measure can be valuable for in-game betting predictions.

Considering performance over the last year, Vukic holds a win ratio of 46.88% (30 wins and 34 losses), while Nishikori demonstrates superior performance with a 63.27% win ratio (31 wins and 18 losses), offering insight into their overall match prediction.

Observing playing surfaces, Vukic exhibits his best career surface win percentage on indoor hard courts at 61% (51 wins and 33 losses), whereas Nishikori's highest win percentage is 71% on indoor hard surfaces (110 wins and 45 losses). Nishikori performs less effectively on grass with a win rate of 63% (48 wins and 28 losses), similar to Vukic’s less favorable performance on hard courts with a 54% win rate (153 wins and 131 losses).

Assessing the level of play over the past year, Vukic has predominantly competed on the Main tour, maintaining a 45.71% win rate (16 wins and 19 losses), while Nishikori has primarily played in Challengers/ITF tournaments with a win rate of 83.33% (15 wins and 3 losses). The relative difficulty of these events impacts the interpretation of these statistics.

In terms of opponent quality over the last 12 months, Vukic's average opponent ranking has been 121.91, whereas Nishikori has faced players with an average rank of 101.59. This difference is crucial in evaluating their match readiness and competitiveness.

Deciding set performance underlines Nishikori's considerable advantage, having won 75% of his deciding sets in the past year, compared to Vukic, who has won 37%. This highlights Nishikori's resilience in crucial match moments and provides additional betting insights for live predictions.

For breaking point conversion, Vukic has converted 34.74% of his opportunities, compared to Nishikori’s 32.47%. These statistics are relevant for in-game betting insights, particularly when either player has a breakout chance.

When synthesizing these statistics, Nishikori appears to have a slight edge in several key metrics, leading to the prediction that he is more likely to emerge victorious in this match based on recent performance data.