Marat Sharipov (RUS) vs Hamish Stewart Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Stewart has secured 46.77% of points on their second serve, while their opponent, referred to as (RUS), has achieved a slightly higher 46.94%. These figures are significant when making predictions, harboring a high correlation with match outcomes.

Return game statistics provide further insights into the players' recent performances. Stewart has claimed 46.74% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas (RUS) has captured 46.3%. For first serve returns, Stewart boasts 22.36% compared to (RUS) at 21.38%. This data is crucial for projecting which player holds the upper hand in head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure situations, namely breakpoints, indicate that Stewart has successfully saved 59.06% of their breakpoints in recent outings, closely followed by (RUS) saving 58.94%. Such stats are instrumental for in-game betting forecasts. When it comes to converting breakpoints, Stewart has a conversion rate of 39.82% versus (RUS) at 34.88% during this same period, offering an essential metric for live betting during breakpoint scenarios.

In terms of match performance over the last year, Stewart has demonstrated a win-loss ratio of 32-20, equating to a 61.54% win rate. Contrastingly, (RUS) has yet to record a match on official records, standing at 0-0. These statistics offer an overall head-to-head predictive perspective.

Considering player proficiency on different surfaces, Stewart thrives on indoor hard courts with a career win rate of 69% (54-24), and notably struggles on grass, having lost both matches played (0-2). Unfortunately, comparative surface data for (RUS) is not provided.

Examining the levels at which the players have competed, Stewart has frequently participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, boasting a win rate of 68.18% (30-14). Regrettably, there is no available tournament participation data for (RUS).

The quality of opponents faced over the past year reflects Stewart's encounters with players averaging a rank of 366.88, while data for (RUS) in this regard is unspecified. Stewart emerges as the favorite, particularly if the match advances to a deciding set, having won 43% of such scenarios compared to (RUS)'s 0% success rate.

Based on these statistics, Stewart appears to have the edge in various aspects of their game, suggesting a higher likelihood of winning the match. This comprehensive statistical analysis efficiently guides the prediction in favor of Stewart.