Kirill Kivattsev vs Aleksandre Bakshi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How influential is the second serve when forecasting a tennis match outcome? In recent months, Bakshi has secured 43.95% of points off their second serve, while Kivattsev boasts a slightly better record at 48.43%. A seemingly small difference, yet this metric plays a significant role in anticipations.

Delving into return stats, Bakshi shines brighter than Kivattsev, capturing 47.36% of points from opponents' second serves compared to Kivattsev's 44.46%. When facing first serves, Bakshi and Kivattsev manage 27.23% and 25.48%, respectively. Such figures can illuminate which player is poised to dominate.

Pressure situations are intriguing battles within tennis. Bakshi manages to save 53.2% of breakpoints, whereas Kivattsev is slightly ahead, saving 56.06%. Such statistics can sway predictions, especially in live betting scenarios, as they illustrate resilience under pressure.

Looking at the bigger picture, Bakshi has won 59.38% of matches over the past year, with Kivattsev close behind at 57.58%. On hard courts, Bakshi shows strength with a 60% win rate. Kivattsev prefers grass, where they command a 75% victory rate. This mix of surfaces adds complexity to the prediction puzzle, as both players display contrasting strengths.

Both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments. Here, Kivattsev edges out with a 62.5% win rate compared to Bakshi's 54.55%. Such context is pivotal when contrasting their competitiveness at different event levels.

History offers valuable insights. Kivattsev has the advantage, having won the sole head-to-head encounter. The match, lasting a grueling 2:38:0, showcased Kivattsev's edge in clutch moments. Bakshi won one set, while Kivattsev took two, including a decisive tiebreak.

When examining performance against high-quality opponents, Bakshi encounters players with an average rank of 468.97, a slightly fiercer competition than Kivattsev's average rank of 487.82. However, when matches extend to deciding sets, Kivattsev proves superior, taking 60% of such matches over the past year, compared to Bakshi's 57%.

On the current circuit, Bakshi outshines Kivattsev in breakpoint conversion, seizing 37.6% of opportunities. Kivattsev trails with a 25.23% conversion rate, an essential statistic for in-game analysis.

Considering these comprehensive statistics, Kivattsev seems to have a slight edge, backed by past head-to-head success and superior deciding-set performance. Expect Kivattsev to emerge victorious in this closely contested matchup.