Maxim Zhukov vs Siddharth Vishwakarma Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When scrutinizing recent performances on the second serve, Maxim Zhukov has won 39.21% of these points, while Kiran Vishwakarma has marginally outperformed him with 41.93%. But how much does the second serve really reveal about a player's match outcome? Historically, there’s a notable correlation between this statistic and overall match prediction accuracy, offering us a glance at who might edge ahead.

Looking beyond their serves, how do these players fare on their return games? There's a close race here. Zhukov has managed to secure 49.78% of points on his opponent’s second serve, contrasting with Vishwakarma’s 46.34%. However, the discrepancy grows when evaluating their effectiveness against first serves: Zhukov’s 31.5% towers over Vishwakarma’s 20.89%, a telling indicator of potential dominance in their head-to-head showdown.

Pressure situations are a true test of mettle in tennis. Zhukov has displayed resilience under breakpoint pressure, saving 53.6%, compared to Vishwakarma’s 49.21%. Such stats are invaluable for those considering live in-game bets. Meanwhile, the yearly performance overview reveals Zhukov winning 55.74% of his matches, while Vishwakarma trails with 48.28%, suggesting a slight edge for Zhukov.

Surface preference further differentiates these players. Zhukov favors clay courts with a 59% career win rate, whereas Vishwakarma excels on hard courts, boasting a 61% success rate. Interestingly, both players struggle on indoor hard (I.hard) surfaces. Zhukov manages a modest 29% win rate, while Vishwakarma has yet to secure a win on this surface. It's crucial to remember event level and surface type when predicting outcomes.

In terms of tournament level, both players frequently compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with Zhukov winning 56.25% of those matches compared to Vishwakarma’s 54.17%. While both ply their trade at similar event levels, direct encounters solidify Zhukov's advantage: in their sole previous meeting, Zhukov prevailed in straight sets at the M 15 Ust-Kamenogorsk, marking his authority on hard courts with a 6-4, 7-5 victory.

When it comes to opponent caliber, Zhukov’s opponents had an average rank of 407.8, whereas Vishwakarma faced players ranked at an average of 330.1. Should this match stretch to a deciding set, Vishwakarma’s impressive record of winning 71% of such sets could pose a significant challenge to Zhukov, who has a 50% success rate in similar situations.

Break point opportunities speak volumes about players' ability to capitalize on crucial moments. Zhukov’s conversion rate of 46.04% stands notably stronger than Vishwakarma’s 30.77%. This efficacy on critical points might just tip the scales in Zhukov's favor.

While both players showcase particular strengths, the balance of statistics suggests that Zhukov holds a slight edge in this contest. Given the head-to-head record, surface advantages, and recent form, Zhukov seems poised to emerge victorious in this intriguing matchup.