Marek Gengel vs S D Prajwal Dev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent six months, Gengel exhibits a 55.17% success rate on second serve points, contrasting with Dev's 48.05%. This serves as a crucial indicator for match outcome forecasts. When examining return game statistics, Gengel claims victory in 56.58% of opponent’s second serve points, while Dev captures 54.53%. These figures align closely with predicting outcomes in head-to-head contests, particularly when considering first serve returns, where Gengel holds a 35.2% success rate against Dev’s 33.84%.

In terms of handling pressure situations, Gengel shows proficiency by saving 62.82% of breakpoints recently, compared to Dev's 54.78%. Such stats offer valuable insights for betting predictions during matches. Reviewing their track records over the past year, Gengel outperforms with a 72.12% match win rate (W/L 75/29), whereas Dev demonstrates a lower figure at 54.17% (W/L 26/22). This broad performance overview contributes significantly to head-to-head match predictions.

Focusing on playing surfaces, Gengel excels on hard courts with a 67% win rate (W/L 263/128), but struggles on grass with a 0% win rate (W/L 0/2). On the other hand, Dev’s forte is clay, showcasing a 51% win rate (W/L 49/48), yet falters on indoor hard courts at 0% (W/L 0/1). When assessing tournament participation level, Gengel partakes mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, achieving a 78.41% win ratio (W/L 69/19), while Dev’s analogous engagement results in a 56.82% win rate (W/L 25/19).

With regards to opponent caliber, Gengel has faced opponents with an average rank of 457.35 over the past year, whereas Dev’s matchups averaged a rank of 397.69. This implies Dev engages with slightly higher-ranked opponents. Considering deciding sets, both players share an equal accomplishment, securing victory in 60% of such sets over the last year. Additionally, in break point scenarios, Gengel achieves conversion at a rate of 42.26%, whereas Dev performs slightly better, converting 46.85% of break points.

With these statistical insights, Gengel demonstrates a slight edge in overall win rates, second serve efficiency, and pressure management, factors which could be pivotal in head-to-head prediction. Taking all statistics into account, Gengel emerges as the likely winner in this upcoming match.