Manvydas Balciunas vs Josh Roe Flannelly Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Flannelly and Balciunas are set to engage in a thrilling tennis showdown, and the numbers suggest a match that’s as unpredictable as a cat on a hot tin roof. With second serves under the microscope, the stats reveal that Flannelly has pocketed 47.37% of points on their second serve, in contrast to Balciunas who’s trailing with 40.37%. If you believe in match prediction statistics as much as you believe in the power of a perfectly brewed cup of coffee, this is quite telling!

Ever wondered how their return games stack up? Flannelly's got a slightly bigger bite, munching on 37.33% of their opponent's second serve points. Balciunas, not to be outdone, claims 37.5%. When first serve returns are the main course, Balciunas edges ahead again with 33.73% compared to Flannelly's 31.82%. These numbers could make a fortune-teller out of anyone for this head-to-head duel.

Now, under pressure, Flannelly's not one to crumble like a cookie, saving 48.15% of breakpoints. Meanwhile, Balciunas is hot on his heels and keeping his cool, defending 47.06% of breakpoints. For the bettors out there, here's a nugget you might find tasty for in-game predictions. Performance-wise, in the past year, Flannelly has won 38.24% of his matches; Balciunas, riding the waves of success, boasts a winning percentage of 55.56%—a tantalizing detail for those who read the match result tea leaves.

When it comes to the battlefield, both players fancy their odds on hard courts. Flannelly has claimed victory 26% of the time, while Balciunas stands impressively at 80% on the same surface. But put them both on clay, and they’re like fish out of water—Flannelly hasn't seen a single win, whereas Balciunas has managed 22%. You might say clay courts are their kryptonite!

Considering their opponent quality, Flannelly has faced fiercer competition with an average laurelled adversary ranking of 124.18 compared to Balciunas' 300. And if the match dares to embrace a deciding set, bettors should note Flannelly's adeptness with a 63% win rate, making Balciunas look like a rookie at 29%.

Crunching the numbers on breakpoints, Flannelly converts just 23.53% of his chances, leaving Balciunas with a definitive upper hand converting an impressive 46.15%. These stats could come in handy for those more daring in live-betting ventures. Despite everything the scorecard reveals, with a history of performing well, Balciunas looks set to win this engaging rally.