Max Wiskandt vs Juan Pablo Ficovich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performances and statistics of both players provides a clear picture of potential outcomes for the upcoming tennis match. Over the past six months, second serve performance shows that Fiction has won 45.77% of points on their second serve, while Wiskandt has achieved a slightly higher win rate at 48.22%. This stat correlates highly with match prediction accuracy, indicating a slight edge for Wiskandt.

Examining return game statistics, Ficovich has secured 44.75% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Wiskandt has been more effective with a 48.44% win rate in this aspect. For first serve returns, Ficovich's win percentage stands at 25.67% compared to Wiskandt's 26.12%. These return stats play a key role in determining who might be favored in this head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure, Wiskandt again edges out Ficovich by saving 58.05% of breakpoints faced compared to Ficovich's 53.17%. Over the last year, in terms of overall match performance, Ficovich has won 58.82% of matches played, with a win-loss record of 50/35. Meanwhile, Wiskandt has shown superior performance with a 61.73% win rate, achieving a win-loss record of 50/31.

Their career surface performance indicates differing strengths, with Ficovich excelling on clay with a 60% win rate. In contrast, Wiskandt shows a preference for hard surfaces, securing a 66% win rate. Their least favorable surfaces are the opposite, as Ficovich struggles on grass, winning just 20%, and Wiskandt finds difficulty on clay with a win rate of 46%.

Considering the different levels of tournaments they frequent, Ficovich primarily competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, winning 60.56% of matches, whereas Wiskandt participates more in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments of $10K, obtaining a win rate of 65.12%. In terms of opponent quality, Ficovich's opponents had an average rank of 262.81, much higher than the average rank of Wiskandt's opponents, at 424.27.

Examining performance in deciding sets, Ficovich holds a slight edge by winning 57% of such sets over the last 12 months, compared to Wiskandt’s 54%. When it comes to break point conversion, an important stat for in-game predictions, Wiskandt again leads with a 38.36% conversion rate against Ficovich's 30.81%.

Based on the statistics outlined, Wiskandt is positioned more favorably to win the upcoming match. The overall higher performance in second serve, return games, break point scenarios, and a higher match win percentage over the past year contribute to this prediction of Wiskandt as the favored winner.