Miguel Damas vs Iliyan Radulov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the players' current performances provides valuable insights for predicting the outcome of this upcoming match. When considering second serve performance over the last six months, Radulov has secured 53.19% of points, while Damas achieved a slightly lower percentage at 46.3%. This particular statistic is often indicative of potential match outcomes.

When under pressure, Radulov has managed to save 56.6% of breakpoints, compared to Damas who has saved 58.56%. Additionally, Radulov has a breakpoint conversion rate of 40.13%, while Damas has been successful in converting 48.5% of their opportunities. These statistics can serve as a useful guide for making in-game betting predictions.

In terms of returning games, Radulov has won 57.81% of points against his opponent's second serves in recent form, slightly outperforming Damas who has won 52.21% of such points. Their efficiency in returning first serves stands at 33.86% for Radulov and 35.67% for Damas, which plays a crucial role in evaluating the potential favorite for this head-to-head matchup.

Examining their overall match performance over the last year, Radulov has emerged victorious in 67.05% of his matches with a win/loss record of 59/29. Meanwhile, Damas has won 58.54% of his encounters, with a record of 48/34. These figures offer a comprehensive view of their head-to-head prediction.

The players' preferred surfaces also highlight differences in their performances. Radulov has shown his best form on indoor hard courts, winning 75% of his matches, while his performance on hard courts stands at an even 50%. In contrast, Damas has excelled on clay with a 60% win rate but struggled on indoor hard courts, with no victories from three matches.

Considering their level of play over the past year, Radulov has competed primarily in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, boasting a win rate of 69.62% (55/24). Damas, playing at similar event levels, has won 68.42% of his matches (39/18). This context provides insight into their relative performance levels at various tournament stages.

Looking into their head-to-head matches, Damas has the upper hand, winning their only previous encounter. The match took place at M 15 Valencia on December 11, 2024, with Damas securing a 7-6(5) 2-6 7-5 victory on clay. The contest averaged 3 hours and 56 minutes, underscoring the even competition between the two.

Under extreme pressure situations, the head-to-head record shows Damas winning the only tiebreak played between them. Moreover, in deciding sets over the last 12 months against all opponents, Radulov has a win rate of 53%, while Damas stands at 63%. This could be influential if the current match extends to a deciding set.

Assessing the quality of their opponents, Radulov has faced players with an average rank of 310.5 in the past year, while Damas has played against those averaging a rank of 409.38. These metrics, along with their past performance and head-to-head record, suggest that Damas may have a slight edge going into this match.

Based on these comprehensive statistics, the data leans towards Damas having a stronger chance of winning the upcoming match, especially if it involves a close or deciding set scenario.