Manish Sureshkumar vs Vivek Kolluru Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players compare on second serve performance recently? Vivek Kolluru holds a slight edge, winning 39.23% of second serve points to Manish Sureshkumar's 37.98%.
• Manish Sureshkumar is stronger in return games, converting 50.27% of opponents' second serve points compared to Vivek Kolluru's 41.43%.
• On first serve returns, both players are quite similar, with Vivek Kolluru slightly ahead at 26.63% over Manish Sureshkumar's 26.04%.
• Under pressure, Manish exhibits more resilience, saving 59.15% of breakpoints, whereas Vivek manages to save only 35.14%.
• Looking at overall match wins in the past year, Manish Sureshkumar has a much higher win rate at 46.67%, compared to Vivek Kolluru's 18.75%.
• Surface preferences indicate that Manish excels on clay with a 58% win rate, while Vivek matches that percentage best on hard surfaces.
• Both players have struggled on indoor hard courts, with no wins on the surface for either of them.
• The levels of play show Manish has a higher success rate in ITF tournaments, winning 48.15% of matches, whereas Vivek lags behind at 18.75%.
• Manish has typically faced weaker opponents with an average ranking of 382.57, while Vivek has competed against tougher competitors, averaging rank 111.69.
• Both players have a 50% win rate in deciding sets over the past year, indicating similar endgame resilience.

Editorial Prediction (November 3, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Manish Sureshkumar and Vivek Kolluru presents a fascinating opportunity to compare strengths and potential match outcomes based on recent performance trends.

Manish's superior breakpoint save rate and return game prowess suggest a clear advantage in handling pressure situations, which could be decisive in close games.

While Vivek has faced higher-ranked competitors historically, which might indicate experience against tough opponents, his lower win rate and breakpoint save percentage highlight potential vulnerabilities, especially in critical match moments.

Overall, the data suggests that Manish Sureshkumar is the more likely winner in this head-to-head matchup, capitalizing on his strong game under pressure and effective returning ability.