Menelaos Efstathiou vs Alan Bojarski Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do they perform on their second serve recently? Alan Bojarski won 38.69% of points while Menelaos Efstathiou secured 42.16%, indicating a slight advantage for Efstathiou.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Bojarski leads slightly, capturing 50.16% compared to Efstathiou’s 46.32%.
• Do their first serve return stats provide any insight? Efstathiou has a slight edge with 34.14% success compared to Bojarski's 32.22%.
• Under pressure, Bojarski has shown better composure, saving 51.59% of breakpoints, whereas Efstathiou saved 42.69%.
• In the last year, Efstathiou has a superior match win rate, securing 61.90% of matches compared to Bojarski’s 48.65%.
• Both players share their highest win percentage on Hard courts (58%). However, Bojarski's win rate on I.hard is much lower than Efstathiou’s (33% vs. 45%).
• Can playing level influence their outcomes? Yes, Efstathiou has a better win rate at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, with 61.90% compared to Bojarski’s 50.00%.
• They’ve met once before, with Efstathiou winning that encounter in straight sets.
• Analyzing opponent quality, Bojarski faced slightly higher-ranked players on average.
• In deciding sets, Efstathiou has a stronger performance, winning 67% compared to Bojarski's 50%.
• Previous head-to-head match durations have averaged just over two hours.

Editorial Prediction (October 7, 2025, UTC):

In considering the upcoming match between Alan Bojarski and Menelaos Efstathiou, several factors stand out. Second serve performance, especially reflecting recent trends, portrays Menelaos with a slight upper hand.

Return statistics add another dimension, revealing Alan’s marginal lead when facing second serves, although Menelaos has shown prowess against first serves.

Under pressure, Alan Bojarski fares better with breakpoint saves, a crucial element in tight situations. However, Efstathiou's superior overall match win percentage over the last year cannot be overlooked.

Surface-wise, both have identical win records on Hard courts, but Menelaos is slightly more adaptable on I.hard. Reflecting on their prior head-to-head, Menelaos emerged victorious, suggesting a psychological advantage.

Given these factors, Menelaos Efstathiou appears to have a slight edge in this matchup. While Alan’s strengths suggest potential for competition, current stats and previous performance lean towards Menelaos Efstathiou as the likely winner.