Oleg Prihodko vs Buvaysar Gadamauri Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Oleg Prihodko and Buvaysar Gadamauri have nearly identical second serve performance in the last 6 months, with Prihodko winning 46.80% and Gadamauri 46.81% of points. Does this slight difference suggest any advantage? Likely not.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Prihodko has a slight edge, winning 46.61% compared to Gadamauri's 46.22%.
• Gadamauri outperforms Prihodko in first serve return efficiency, winning 29.07% of points versus Prihodko's 26.29%.
• Under pressure, Prihodko has saved 58.14% of breakpoints recently, better than Gadamauri's 54.28% save rate, which could be crucial in tight situations.
• In terms of overall match win percentage over the last year, Gadamauri leads with 63.89% compared to Prihodko's 50.88%.
• Prihodko prefers clay surfaces with a 59% career win rate, while Gadamauri excels on hard courts with the same win rate percentage.
• Gadamauri plays primarily on the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K circuit, achieving a 62.79% win rate, whereas Prihodko competes in Challengers/ITF > $10K events, holding a 52.08% win rate.
• The average ranking of Prihodko's opponents in the past year is higher (392.07) than those faced by Gadamauri (462.49), suggesting tougher competition for Prihodko.
• In deciding sets, Gadamauri has a stronger record, winning 54% of such matches in the last year compared to Prihodko's 44%.
• Despite the importance of current event stats, past performance is a critical indicator of future prospects, so current data should be integrated continually.
• Gadamauri is also superior at converting breakpoints, with a 32.99% conversion rate compared to Prihodko's 27.69%.

Editorial Prediction (November 17, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match between Oleg Prihodko and Buvaysar Gadamauri presents an intriguing contest as both players exhibit closely matched second serve skills. However, some metrics favor Gadamauri, like his slightly better breakpoint conversion and stronger performance in deciding sets.

Prihodko's more challenging recent opponents and better record in saving breakpoints might be factors to consider, especially in tight match situations. Yet, Gadamauri's higher match win percentage over the past year and superior first serve return performance give him a potential advantage.

Taking all stats into account, Gadamauri seems to have a better-rounded game that could play to his favor, making him the likely winner of this upcoming match.