Michal Krajci vs Matas Vasiliauskas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Matas Vasiliauskas has a slight edge in recent second serve performance, winning 45.28% of points compared to Michal Krajci's 42.82%. Could this influence the match outcome significantly? Historically, it has been a good predictor.
• In terms of return games, Matas Vasiliauskas also has a narrow advantage, winning 46.43% of opponents' second serve points, while Michal Krajci lags slightly with 45.99%.
• When it comes to returning first serves, Matas is again superior at 30.24%, with Michal trailing at 25.84%. Would this give Matas Vasiliauskas a critical edge in this matchup?
• Michal Krajci excels under pressure, saving 55.36% of breakpoints, which surpasses Matas Vasiliauskas's 45.16%. How might this impact in-game dynamics?
• Michal Krajci has been more successful overall, winning 63.89% of matches in the past year, compared to Matas Vasiliauskas's win rate of 53.57%.
• On their preferred surfaces, Michal thrives on Hard courts with a 51% win rate, whereas Matas performs best on Clay with a 51% success rate.
• Both players mainly compete in lower-tier tournaments, but Michal wins 65.63% of these matches compared to Matas's 54.55%.
• While facing higher-ranked opponents, Matas's average opponent has been slightly more challenging, ranked at 217.96, compared to Michal’s average opponent rank of 236.4.
• Matas Vasiliauskas holds a modest advantage in deciding sets, winning 67% over the last year, narrowly ahead of Michal Krajci’s 63% success rate.
• Current event performance can offer additional insights to tip the scales in favor of one contender. Reviewing in-form data upon event progression is vital.

Editorial Prediction (November 5, 2025, UTC):

Examining recent performances, Matas Vasiliauskas holds a slight edge in second serve points and returning serves, factors known for predicting match outcomes successfully.

Michal Krajci, while superior at managing breakpoints, may find it challenging to overcome Matas's consistency in return games and overall match-winning rate.

The blend of Matas's slight advantage on return stats, coupled with his competence in deciding sets, underscores his potential dominance in matches that go the distance.

Considering all elements including surface preferences and prior victories against higher-ranked opponents, Matas Vasiliauskas emerges as the probable victor in this forthcoming encounter.