Miomir Kecmanovic vs Damir Dzumhur Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to nailing those trickier second serves, Dzumhur has hit the mark more often, conquering 49.06% of his points, while Kecmanovic trails behind with 45.55%. It's like a dance-off where one partner just knows the moves a bit better. Return games also reveal a curious tale: Kecmanovic excels in grabbing a hold of 47.69% of his opponent's second serve points, compared to Dzumhur's 46.04%. However, when dealing with first serve returns, Dzumhur flips the script, winning 32.11% compared to Kecmanovic's 21.5%. Clearly, they're engaged in a serve-and-return tango with no guaranteed moves!

Diving deeper into their Houdini acts, Dzumhur demonstrates his magic by saving 50.47% of breakpoints, only to find Kecmanovic pulling off slightly more impressive escape tricks with a 53.57% success rate. On a broader scale, Dzumhur has taken 62.03% of his matches to bank victories over the past year, whereas Kecmanovic managed to clinch a respectable 50.82%. Both players seem to have a special fondness for clay courts as their slippery dance floors, as Dzumhur boasts a 63% win rate and Kecmanovic just barely behind with 61%. However, it seems that grass is not quite their cup of tea, with Dzumhur capturing only 48% and Kecmanovic 46% of wins on the green blades.

Most of Dzumhur's recent gigs have been on the Challenger and ITF stage, racking up a tidy win rate of 76%, while Kecmanovic shows off his skills mostly on the Main tour with a 50% success rate. The audience they face differs greatly in caliber, with Dzumhur's adversaries averaging a rank of 222.47 and Kecmanovic up against the more elite players, averaging a rank of 76.48. Should this match waltz into a deciding set, Dzumhur, channeling his inner maestro, clinches victory 71% of the time. Kecmanovic, on the other hand, sways to the rhythm of victory only 39% of those nerve-wracking third sets.

For those who enjoy living on the edge with live betting, note that Dzumhur is a master in converting breakpoint chances, nabbing a commendable 41.23%, while Kecmanovic secures a modest 32.52%. It's evident from these numbers that when the pressure is on, Dzumhur tends to perform better under the spotlight. Overall, given his impressive stats, Dzumhur should likely waltz his way to victory in this matchup, leaving Kecmanovic to ponder his next dance steps on the Main tour floor.