Kirill Kivattsev vs Henrik Bladelius Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Bladelius and Kivattsev present an intriguing comparison with recent second serve performances. Over the past six months, Bladelius has secured 38.33% of points on their second serve. In contrast, Kivattsev has demonstrated stronger efficiency, winning 49.36% of such points. This stat significantly impacts predictions, indicating which player might have the upper hand.

Analyzing return game statistics provides additional insights. Bladelius has won 53.11% of their opponents' second serve points in recent form, while Kivattsev has achieved a 45.61% success rate. For first serve returns, Bladelius stands at 30.42% compared to Kivattsev's 27.57%. These figures often predict who might be favored in their head-to-head matchups.

Regarding high-pressure contexts, Kivattsev displays a slightly better ability to save breakpoints, with a 54.97% success rate compared to Bladelius's 51%. This attribute is instrumental in foreseeing in-game scenarios and potential shifts in momentum.

When evaluating overall performance, Bladelius has won 59.65% of his matches over the past year, translating to a win-loss record of 34-23. Meanwhile, Kivattsev holds a close win-loss record of 57.14%, winning 36 matches and losing 27. In their direct head-to-head encounters, Kivattsev leads by winning their only previous match. Their last meeting took place in January 2023 at the M 15 Vilnius, where Kivattsev emerged victorious with scores of 6-4, 6-3.

Surface preferences further differentiate these players. Bladelius excels on hard courts, boasting a career win rate of 64%, but struggles on indoor hard courts with only a 48% win rate. On the other hand, Kivattsev shows a preference for grass courts with a 75% win rate, although he has a lesser win rate of 53% on hard courts. Considering their experience level, both players have predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Kivattsev winning 62% of such matches, slightly outperforming Bladelius's 59.65%.

Their head-to-head record outlines Kivattsev's superiority, having won their single encounter without losing a set. This record, coupled with Kivattsev's better performance in deciding sets — winning 65% compared to Bladelius's 50% over the past year — strengthens his position as the likely favorite. Additionally, Bladelius's conversion rate of 37.5% in breakpoints presents a contrast to Kivattsev's 23.73%, revealing opportunities for future in-game strategies.

Although Bladelius has faced players with an average rank of 198.07 versus Kivattsev's 462.1 over the last 12 months, which might suggest higher-caliber opponents, other stats show Kivattsev's consistency in crucial sets as a decisive factor. Therefore, based purely on statistical analysis and historical data, Kivattsev is favored to win this upcoming match against Bladelius.