Marco Trungelliti vs Timofey Skatov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the realm of second serve performance, who has the upper hand? Over the past six months, Trungelliti has managed to clinch 45.59% of the points on his second serve. In a close contest, Skatov edges slightly ahead with a 46.33% success rate. This subtle difference could tip the scales in favor of Skatov, as second serve effectiveness often significantly impacts match predictions.

When it comes to return game stats, Trungelliti has shown a slight advantage, winning 46.04% of his opponent’s second serve points. Skatov, not far behind, has captured 44.03% of such points. However, the first serve return stats tell a different story. Skatov emerges slightly stronger with a 29.25% success rate, compared to Trungelliti's 28.79%. This aspect could indicate which player might dominate their head-to-head encounter.

The pressure mounts in break-point scenarios, where Trungelliti has saved 51.28% of the break points he faced, while Skatov boasts a more robust 60.79% success rate. This stat is crucial for in-game betting, hinting that Skatov might handle critical moments more effectively.

A glance at their overall performance in the past year reveals that Trungelliti and Skatov have differing success rates. Trungelliti has won half of his matches, standing at a win/loss record of 29/29. Meanwhile, Skatov shines with a record of 38/25, winning 60.32% of his matches. This disparity adds another layer to predicting the match outcome.

Both players excel on clay, which is evident from their win percentages. Trungelliti has a slight edge with a 61% winning rate, compared to Skatov's 58%. However, both struggle on I.hard surfaces, with Trungelliti winning only 38% and Skatov lagging behind at 26%. These stats might sway predictions depending on the match surface.

Evaluating their recent tournament participation, Trungelliti has won 46.88% of his matches in Challengers/ITF tournaments, while Skatov fared better with a 58.7% win rate. The quality of their opposition is also noteworthy, as Trungelliti's foes had an average rank of 248.55, compared to Skatov's 288.43. This suggests that Trungelliti may have faced tougher competition.

If the match extends into a deciding set, consider Skatov a strong contender given his 63% success rate in such situations, contrasted with Trungelliti's 45%. This could critically influence live betting strategies and predictions during the match.

Lastly, in breakpoint conversion, Trungelliti slightly outperforms Skatov, converting 31.01% of his opportunities compared to Skatov’s 29.32%. This could prove vital in tight situations during the match.

Taking all these stats into account, Skatov's consistency and better recent form, particularly under pressure and in deciding sets, suggest he might emerge victorious in this encounter.