Khumoun Sultanov vs Marcello Serafini Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Once upon a tennis court, Sultanov and Serafini are ready to serve up an exciting showdown. Sultanov's second serve has been an impressive weapon, with a success rate of 44.11% over the past half-year, in stark contrast to Serafini's slightly less successful 41.01%. When it comes to conquering opponent second serves, Serafini is serving up an ace with a 52.3% win rate, giving Sultanov's 44.5% a run for the balls.

Ready to return like a boss, Sultanov's deft maneuvering wins him 26.84% against first serves, but Serafini edges ahead with 28.5%. Sultanov and Serafini may boast a break point conversion with Sultanov nailing it 29.79% of the time and Serafini leading slightly with 32.65%. Ah, the fine art of turning the tables indeed! If break points were a type of cake, Serafini would certainly bake it better—58.86% against Sultanov’s 51.12% when it comes to saving those nerve-janglers.

As we zoom out for the bird's-eye view, Sultanov slams home a yearly win rate of 72.83%, leaving Serafini to play catch-up at 48.15%. However, both have a love for hard courts, basking at a win rate of 67%. Gras surfaces and indoor hard courts are evidently not on their fan club list. Sultanov’s been the darling of the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K circuit, clinching 80% of his matches, while Serafini’s 50% wins keep him afloat like a buoy.

Under the microscope of opponent caliber, Sultanov scrimmages with an average rank of 358.68. Serafini, on the other hand, boldly battles slightly stronger opponents at an average rank of 342. A nail-biting deciding set? Sultanov’s your risktaker with victories in 69% of those high-pressure rounds, as Serafini heats up at 52% in similar nail-biters. This stat surely keeps his coaches’ hearts pounding faster than a Federer-Nadal rally.

With a crystal ball clearer than a Wimbledon morning, all signs and stats seem to point towards Sultanov having the slice of the pie today. Yet as the tennis gods would have it, never forget to keep that trusty lucky racquet nearby, because predictions, much like those trick shots, could go either way. For now, chalk this one up in Sultanov’s favor, according to the book of stats and probabilities. May the best swing win!