Luka Mikrut vs Viacheslav Bielinskyi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Can the prowess on the second serve determine the victor in this thrilling match-up? In recent form over the past six months, Mikrut has emerged slightly ahead, winning 43.95% of their second serve points, whereas Bielinskyi trails with 42.47%. This detail, although it might seem minor, is often a predictor of who might shine under pressure.

What about their performance when returning serves? Mikrut again outshines with a solid return game, capturing 47.33% of their opponent's second serve points, while Bielinskyi manages 44.57%. However, in terms of first serve returns, Bielinskyi takes the lead, winning 34.39% compared to Mikrut's 28.51%. These figures are critical as they often hint at the likely dominating force in the match head-to-head.

That's not all—under pressure, how do these players measure up? Mikrut has saved 50.6% of breakpoints, and Bielinskyi has an edge here with 52.07%. These statistics are invaluable for in-game betting, painting a picture of who might better handle the crunch moments during play.

Analyzing their overall performance over the last year reveals an intriguing dichotomy. Mikrut has triumphed in 60.32% of their matches with a record of 38 wins and 25 losses, while Bielinskyi has a higher win rate of 67.35%, boasting 33 victories and only 16 defeats. Such insights offer an overarching perspective on their competitive form and consistency.

Their preferred surfaces tell a story too; Mikrut excels on Hard courts with a win ratio of 66% (21/11) but struggles on Indoor Hard courts with only a 29% win rate. Contrastingly, Bielinskyi is in their element on Clay, boasting a 61% success rate (94/60), but finds Indoor Hard courts less favorable with just 25% wins. These insights are critical as surface preferences often dictate match outcomes.

Looking into the level at which these players compete, it's noteworthy that both have mostly battled in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Mikrut winning 65.63% (21/11) of such matches compared to Bielinskyi's slightly superior 68.75% (33/15). Level of competition heavily impacts the prediction of favorites in matchups.

Moreover, their direct head-to-head encounters favor Bielinskyi, who has defeated Mikrut in their 2 meetings, winning 4 of the 5 sets played. Their most recent confrontation at M 15 Bol saw Bielinskyi emerging victorious in a gripping semifinal on Clay. The average match time here often stretches to 1 hour and 53 minutes, indicating the fierce battles they have.

Deciding sets add another interesting layer, with Mikrut victorious in 60% of such instances over the past year versus Bielinskyi's 56%. While neither has experienced tie-breaks against the other, these records can tip the scales in favor of a particular player.

Finally, let's consider the quality of opponents faced. Mikrut's adversaries have averaged a rank of 370.03, significantly higher in challenge than those of Bielinskyi with an average rank of 493.43. Given these comprehensive insights, when all layers are woven together, it seems that Bielinskyi has the statistical edge to continue their winning form against Mikrut. However, as in tennis, nothing is ever set in stone until the match concludes.