Oleksii Krutykh vs Emilien Demanet Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In their recent form over the past six months, Krutykh has demonstrated a slightly stronger performance compared to Demanet, winning 50.69% of points on their second serve, while Demanet has won 48.66%. The closeness of these statistics provides an intriguing context for their upcoming match, as second serve performance is highly predictive of match outcomes. Meanwhile, in return game statistics, Demanet has won 54.09% of their opponent's second serve points, narrowly trailing Krutykh who has won 54.29%.

When examining first serve return stats, Demanet holds a higher percentage, winning 37.8% of points compared to Krutykh's 33.49%. This stat serves as an indicator for determining the favorite in their head-to-head encounters. Additionally, in high-pressure situations, Krutykh has been more effective, saving 63.2% of breakpoints compared to Demanet's 56.02%, offering a glimpse into their mental fortitude.

Analyzing their overall performance records over the past year, Demanet holds an even win rate of 50% with a record of 30 wins and 30 losses, whereas Krutykh has a slightly better rate, winning 54.88% of his matches (45 wins and 37 losses). Such performance consistency gives Krutykh the edge in the match prediction.

Looking at their comfort on different surfaces, Demanet excels most on Hard courts with a 59% win rate, whereas Krutykh's best performances are on Clay with a 60% win rate. This insight is essential in gauging their adaptability and expected performance depending on the playing surface.

Both players have been competing predominantly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments over the last year. Demanet has won 50.85% of those matches, contrasted with Krutykh's more impressive win rate of 59.26%. The quality of their opponents is comparable, with Demanet facing opponents with an average rank of 418.32, and Krutykh going against players with an average ranking of 415.66, suggesting they are evenly matched in terms of competition faced.

In crucial decisive sets over the past year, both players have a win rate of 47%, displaying similar clutch play characteristics when the match stakes are high. When it comes to converting breakpoints in recent contests, Krutykh again has the upper hand, converting 45.28% of opportunities versus Demanet's 41.83%, making Krutykh the more efficient player in breaking opponents' serve.

Considering all these statistical comparisons and recent performances, Krutykh appears to have a slight edge over Demanet for their upcoming match. His superior breakpoint conversion rate, slightly better pressure handling, and overall winning consistency provide a robust foundation, suggesting a probable victory for Krutykh in their next encounter.