Lorenzo Beraldo vs Tymofii Milovanov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the upcoming tennis match, analyzing the second serve performance shows that Beraldo has won 50.43% of points on their second serve over the past six months. In comparison, Milovanov secured 45% of such points. This statistic often correlates strongly with match prediction accuracy, providing insight into which player might have the upper hand.

Examining return game statistics, Beraldo has shown the ability to win 51.03% of their opponent's second serve points recently, while Milovanov has managed to win 50%. For first-serve returns, Beraldo and Milovanov have won 29.03% and 28.57% of points, respectively. These figures are significant when identifying the favored player in head-to-head matchups.

In terms of breakpoint opportunities, Beraldo has a conversion rate of 36.36%, whereas Milovanov has impressively converted 100% of their opportunities. This particular statistic is crucial for in-game live betting insights when either player faces a breakpoint scenario.

Over the past year, Beraldo has demonstrated a winning trend with a win-loss record of 8/6, amounting to a 57.14% success rate in matches played. On the other hand, Milovanov has not secured any victories, with a record of 0/3. This overview gives context to their head-to-head prediction.

Considering their best career surface, both players have shown preference for clay courts. Beraldo has a balanced win percentage of 50% on clay (9/9), while Milovanov exhibits a 29% win percentage (2/5) in the same conditions.

When it comes to opponent quality, Beraldo has faced higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 23.5 over the last year, contrasting with Milovanov, who has competed against players averaging a rank of 0. Such statistics are pivotal when evaluating the relative difficulty of their matchups.

Under pressure, Milovanov has saved 50% of breakpoints, slightly higher than Beraldo's 48.94% in recent form. Yet, Beraldo has proven more successful in deciding sets, claiming victory in 60% of these critical points over the last 12 months, whereas Milovanov has not triumphed in any decisive set during the same timeframe.

Finally, both players have primarily competed in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a prize pool of $10K, where Beraldo maintains a winning percentage of 57.14%, a stark contrast to Milovanov's 0%. Considering all the data, Beraldo appears more likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming encounter, given their superior recent performance and consistency in critical areas.