Manuel Mazza vs Savva Polukhin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Once upon a tennis court, two racquet-wielding virtuosos, Mazza and Polukhin, prepare to face off in a match destined to keep us on the edge of our couches. The tale begins with our heroes' dashing moves on their second serves; Mazza, a maestro, waltzes through with a dapper 44.6% of points won, just a whisker ahead of the sky-bound Polukhin, who gallantly musters a 41.94%. This seemingly trivial tidbit is more potent than a potion in predicting our winner.

The return game shenanigans paint a different picture. Here, Polukhin dazzles like a returning ninja, snatching 48.8% of the opponent's second serve points, leaving Mazza trailing at a modest 44.06%. Surprisingly, Mazza’s first serve return prowess outstrips Polukhin, capturing 33.68% to the latter’s 29.45%, lending a comic touch to this battle of returning skills.

When the heat is on, our dynamic duo becomes a circus of breakpoint antics. Polukhin, unflappable under pressure, saves a dazzling 57.81% of breakpoints, while Mazza’s juggling act saves 54.19%. The pair’s match-winning rates over the past year mimic a tangled String Theory; Mazza boasts a robust 68.57% win rate, dancing to a 24/11 W/L rhythm, while Polukhin jazzes up the court with a 71.11% win rate, cruising to a 32/13 melody.

Talking surfaces, Mazza struts his best moves on the clay, winning 57% of his clay-court escapades. In an unexpected twist, Polukhin claims the hard courts as his dominion with a staggering 69% win rate. When it comes to playing levels, these champions of the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments are neck and neck, Mazza claiming a 70.59% edge, and Polukhin countering with a crafty 72.09%.

The duo has tangled racquets thrice before, with Mazza claiming victory twice, leaving Polukhin with a single win. Ironically, their tango has yet to delve into the frostbiting territory of a deciding set. However, Polukhin owns a lone tiebreak victory, claiming victory in their last encounter at the epic M 25 Antalya showdown.

The crowd may cheer our champions facing opponents of varied qualities, Mazza challenges rivals with an average rank of 322.06, while Polukhin tackles less daunting foes of a 496.8 rank. Should their clash stretch into a deciding set, Mazza's 44% and Polukhin's 45% win rates add an element of suspense to the mix.

Perhaps the most uproarious stat involves breakpoints. Here, Polukhin snatches 40% on breakpoints, leaving Mazza at a quirky 37.6%. With a flourish of statistics that leave us in stitches, it seems Polukhin, a veritable prince of hard courts and breakpoints, will prance away with the win. Alas, a game of numbers can always spring surprises.