Marlon Vankan vs Fadi Bidan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Fadi Bidan has recently won 42.92% of points on their second serve, outperforming Marlon Vankan's 37.63% in the same category. Could this give Bidan an edge in serve performance? It's likely a contributing factor.
• While Bidan has shown stronger second serve performance, Vankan has the upper hand in return games, winning 45.65% of second serve points returned compared to Bidan's 41.62%.
• When it comes to first serve returns, Bidan leads slightly with 32.01% success, while Vankan lags behind at 30.08%.
• In pressure situations, Vankan excels by saving 52.27% of breakpoints, marginally better than Bidan's 50.00%—a useful stat for in-game betting.
• Over the past year, Vankan has a slight edge with a 59.65% match win rate, compared to Bidan's 56.86%.
• Both players show strength on clay with a 64% career win rate, but Vankan shows a notable weakness on Hard with only 35% success.
• Both competitors predominantly played in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K last year, with Vankan slightly ahead in winning consistency.
• They have met once before, resulting in a victory for Vankan, who leads Fadi Bidan in their all-time head-to-head with a match record of 1-0.
• The average match time between these two has been approximately 2:58:0, indicating close contests.
• Despite playing stronger opponents ranked at an average of 273, Bidan's performance metrics closely match Vankan's, who faced players ranked at 369.33.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Vankan holds a slight advantage, winning 43% of these situations compared to Bidan's 42%.

Editorial Prediction (December 22, 2025, UTC):

Fadi Bidan and Marlon Vankan have both shown formidable skills on the court, with Bidan excelling in second serve performance while Vankan stands out in return games. Their head-to-head record sees Vankan holding the upper hand from their previous encounter.

Although Bidan has been battle-tested against higher-ranked opponents, Vankan’s consistency and pressure play slightly favor him. With both having equal prowess on their preferred surface, clay, the match is set up to be a close one.

Considering Vankan's slight advantage in past encounters, consistency under pressure, and a better deciding set record, the edge appears to tilt toward Marlon Vankan as the probable winner of their upcoming match.