Lorenzo Carboni vs Nikolay Vylegzhanin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the whimsical world of tennis, let's serve up some delightful stats! When it comes to second serve shenanigans, Carboni has managed to snag 39.94% of those tricky second serve points in the past six months, while Vylegzhanin is hot on their heels with 39.29%. Clearly, these two are neck and neck when it comes to their not-so-secret second serve sauce.

Now, if we dive into the return game madness, Carboni's racket has been yanking 45.39% of their opponent's second serve points recently, while Vylegzhanin turns that merry-go-round of points with 48.81%. But hold your horses, because with first serve returns, Carboni is still in a tennis tizzy with 32.23%, and Vylegzhanin at 30.58%. Who knew percentages could be so... filled with tennis tension?

Under the spotlight of pressure, when breakpoints are in the mix, Carboni's wobbling wand saves 50.75% of those dicey moments, while Vylegzhanin waves a slightly mightier magic wand, saving 51.79%. Perhaps our players should wear capes on court for that extra flair!

Are you keeping track? In the grand scheme of matches over the past year, Carboni boasts a 54.69% win rate (W/L 35/29), compared to Vylegzhanin's 48.08% (W/L 25/27). It's a toe-tapping, suspenseful dance with that tennis ball, ensuring the head-to-head prediction is ever fascinating.

Dancing on hard surfaces, Carboni pirouettes to a 68% career win rate (W/L 44/21), but slips on ice-hard courts with a winless record (W/L 0/1). Vylegzhanin, not to be outdone, slides with grace on hard courts achieving 63% (W/L 67/39), yet unsteadily trips up on clay with just 46% (W/L 33/38).

With the globe-trotting player level, Carboni reigns supreme in the world of Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, winning 58.62% (W/L 34/24). Vylegzhanin is a determined contender with a 51.28% rate (W/L 20/19). It's a truly global showdown of tennis determination!

As these titans face off, they've battled opponents of similar average ranks, where Carboni tangled with ones at an average of 384.3, while Vylegzhanin tackled players at 386.48. In terms of cracking the deciding set conundrum, both have won 47% of deciding sets. Got the popcorn?

As sharp as a tennis racket, Carboni has converted 45.6% of breakpoints, with Vylegzhanin bringing 39.34% for their own slice of serving genius. In the grand tale of stats and serves, Carboni appears poised to pounce as the favorite to triumph, based on the tale these numbers weave.