Matej Dodig vs Khumoun Sultanov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performance, Sultanov has shown a stronger ability on his second serve, winning 43.89% of points compared to Dodig's 42.17%. This performance measure is deemed significant in predicting match outcomes. Additionally, in recent return game statistics, Dodig has outperformed Sultanov by winning 49.16% of his opponent’s second serve points, compared to Sultanov's 44.85%. For first serve returns, they are closely matched with Sultanov at 27.57% and Dodig at 26.21%.

Diving deeper into their performances under pressure, Sultanov has managed to save 50.2% of breakpoints, whereas Dodig has a slightly higher save rate of 52.71%. In the break-point conversion scenario, Dodig again edges out Sultanov by converting 40.54% of opportunities, compared to Sultanov's 30.12%. Both these statistics become crucial, especially for real-time betting forecasts.

When it comes to overall match performance in the last year, Sultanov appears stronger, having won 71.43% of his matches (W/L 65/26), while Dodig has a win rate of 50.82% (W/L 31/30). An analysis of surface preference indicates that both players favor Hard courts, with Dodig boasting a win percentage of 68% and Sultanov at 66%. Furthermore, Sultanov has excelled in deciding set scenarios, achieving a win rate of 71% as opposed to Dodig’s 62%.

Sultanov predominantly competes in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, securing victories in 79.66% of his matches (W/L 47/12). In contrast, Dodig frequently participates in higher level Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, with a win rate of 49.02% (W/L 25/26). The average ranking of opponents faced by both players in the last year shows Sultanov's opponents have an average rank of 341.4, slightly higher than Dodig's, whose opponents average at 333.56.

Given the statistical overview and performance metrics, Sultanov shows a more favorable trend across most comparative parameters. Therefore, based on the current stats, Sultanov is predicted to have a higher likelihood of emerging victorious in their upcoming match.