Mika Brunold vs Pablo Llamas Ruiz Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performance reveals that Ruiz has an edge in second serve efficiency, winning 44.49% of points, compared to Brunold’s 39.78%. This statistic is a strong indicator of match outcomes. Regarding return games, Brunold's recent form shows a dominance in winning 47.78% of opponent's second serve points, while Ruiz falls behind at 39.46%. For first serve returns, however, Ruiz excels with 34.62%, outperforming Brunold’s 26.92%, which is a decisive factor in head-to-head predictions.

In terms of handling pressure, Ruiz shows greater resilience, saving 51.58% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Brunold’s 48.81%. These figures offer valuable insights for dynamic in-match betting. Performance over the past year highlights Brunold's superior win rate of 66.67% across 75 matches (50/25), noticeably higher than Ruiz’s 47.06% in a much smaller sample size of 17 matches (8/9), offering a comprehensive overview of the anticipated outcome.

Surface preference plays a vital role in player performance. While both players excel on clay, with Ruiz holding a slight edge with a 65% win rate (127/69) compared to Brunold’s 60% (53/35), Brunold’s performance declines on hard surfaces, managing only a 44% win rate (7/9), whereas Ruiz’s weakest surface performance is indoor hard, winning 42% (5/7).

Participant experience further paints the competitive landscape; Brunold has been more successful in the Challengers and ITF circuit, achieving a win rate of 60.53% over 38 matches (23/15), while Ruiz holds a 50% success rate in 12 matches (6/6), though the opponents they face differ significantly. Brunold's opponents had an average rank of 399.63, compared to the stronger competition faced by Ruiz, with an average rank of 204.65.

In crucial deciding set situations, Ruiz has demonstrated greater tenacity, prevailing in 60% of such scenarios, adding another dimension of analysis when anticipating potential outcomes. Brunold lags significantly with only a 35% success rate in deciding sets over the past year. Moreover, while Brunold has recently converted 28.24% of breakpoints, Ruiz is close with a 27.69% conversion rate, a vital stat for real-time match strategies.

In forecasting the outcome based on these comprehensive statistics, Ruiz is likely to emerge victorious, leveraging superior competition experience, higher proficiency in crucial game stages, and a stronger all-surface record.