Miguel Damas vs Leonid Sheyngezikht Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performances in service games reveals vital insights into predicting the match outcome between Sheyngezikht and Damas. Over the past six months, Sheyngezikht has maintained a slight edge with a second serve win percentage of 41.12%, narrowly surpassing Damas's performance at 40.24%. Such statistics hold significant weight in forecasting the match's favorite. Meanwhile, when it comes to return games, Sheyngezikht has outperformed Damas in winning points on opponents' second serves with percentages of 47.54% and 47.07%, respectively. For returns on first serves, the figures stand at 34.55% for Sheyngezikht and 32.01% for Damas, indicating Sheyngezikht’s slight superiority in this department.

Under pressure, Damas has shown remarkable resilience by saving 55.92% of breakpoints, compared to Sheyngezikht's 42.67%. This could be a decisive factor in live betting scenarios. In terms of match victories over the last year, Sheyngezikht has won 57.14% of their matches, while Damas boasts a stronger winning percentage of 59.76%. These win-loss records provide an overarching picture of their comparative performance levels.

Examining their preference for surfaces, both players excel on clay. Sheyngezikht has a career win percentage of 62% on this surface, while Damas stands at 59%. Conversely, Sheyngezikht struggles on hard courts, winning only 46%, whereas Damas has not secured a win on indoor hard courts. The playing level in the last year also distinguishes them, with Sheyngezikht securing 62.16% victories in lower-tier tournaments and Damas enjoying a better percentage of 67.86% in similar events. Sheyngezikht benefits from a higher average opponent ranking at 180.43 compared to Damas's 386.22, underlining the tougher competition faced by Sheyngezikht.

Their head-to-head record offers further insights, with Damas having won their lone previous encounter. They contested three sets, reflecting Damas's capacity to clinch victory even in tightly contested scenarios. If the upcoming match extends to a deciding set, Sheyngezikht holds a slight edge with a 63% success rate in such situations, against Damas's 59%. However, Damas's ability to convert high-pressure opportunities remains noteworthy, nearly matching Sheyngezikht in breaking opponents' serves.

This analytical evaluation suggests that Damas, given higher performance under pressure, a superior head-to-head record, and his marginally better winning percentage, is more likely to be victorious in the upcoming match. Nevertheless, Sheyngezikht’s resilience and higher-ranked opponents might indicate a tight contest.