Mikalai Haliak vs Chase Ferguson Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

As we dive into the statistics of this intriguing tennis showdown, the question arises: who will emerge victorious, Ferguson or Haliak? To navigate this query, let's examine their recent performance metrics. In the past six months, Ferguson has showcased a strong second serve, securing 44.81% of points, compared to Haliak’s 36.67%. This stat correlates highly with predicting match outcomes, giving Ferguson an edge.

Analyzing return game statistics, Ferguson again shows slightly superior prowess by winning 49.03% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Haliak trails at 48.09%. When it comes to first serve return points, Ferguson captures 29% while Haliak accounts for 23.35%. Once again, Ferguson seems to hold an upper hand in the predictive realm of tennis. How do they perform under pressure, though? When it comes to breakpoints, Ferguson has managed to save 50.34% of them in recent play, edging past Haliak who has saved 48.28%.

The overarching performance overview for the last year further elucidates Ferguson’s advantage. Winning 63.27% of matches played (31 wins out of 49), Ferguson exhibits more consistency compared to Haliak's balanced record of 50% win rate (22 out of 44 matches). Both players have demonstrated strengths on different surfaces. Ferguson’s clay court prowess is affirmed with a 68% win rate, contrasting Haliak's adeptness on grass with a 67% win rate.

At the player level, analyzing the circuits they frequent, both have played extensively in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Ferguson holds a slight numerical advantage here with a 63.27% win rate against Haliak’s 62.07%. Quality of opposition paints another layer on this canvas, with Ferguson facing tougher competitors, averaging a rank of 363.12 over the past year, surpassing Haliak's average opponent rank of 427.14. In matches driven into a deciding set, Ferguson triumphs 60% of the time, a reassuring number against Haliak’s 45% success rate.

When the pressure heats during breakpoints, Ferguson converts 36.63% of these critical opportunities, outshining Haliak’s conversion rate of 27.91%. This statistic can be pivotal for live betting enthusiasts. Considering these comprehensive stats, Ferguson seems statistically inclined to clinch a victory in their matchup, providing a data-driven forecast favoring him over Haliak. As the players face off, these metrics might just narrate the outcome awaiting on the court.