Patrick Zahraj vs Roman Andres Burruchaga Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does recent second serve performance compare? Burruchaga leads with 45.74% of points won on second serves, outpacing Zahraj's 41.76%.
• In terms of returning second serves, Zahraj slightly outperforms, capturing 47.69% of points compared to Burruchaga's 47.21%.
• For first serve returns, Burruchaga is favored, winning 31.71% of points, while Zahraj secures 25.55%.
• Under pressure, Zahraj shows resilience, saving 57.45% of breakpoints, surpassing Burruchaga's 48.06%.
• When considering match wins over the past year, Burruchaga secures 60.76%, edging over Zahraj's 55.95%.
• Burruchaga excels on grass with a 60% win rate, whereas Zahraj's strength lies in indoor hard courts at 65%.
• Both players predominantly compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, with Burruchaga winning a higher percentage of matches at 63.79%.
• Burruchaga has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 216.54, compared to Zahraj's 376.15.
• In matches extending to a deciding set, Burruchaga performs slightly better with a 65% success rate to Zahraj's 60%.
• Burruchaga excels in break point conversion, succeeding in 39.78% of attempts, while Zahraj stands at 34.06%.

Editorial Prediction (July 16, 2025, UTC):

In recent performances, Burruchaga has demonstrated a slight advantage on second serves and effectively returning first serves. These strengths suggest a solid foundation to challenge Zahraj.

Despite Zahraj's notable ability to save breakpoints and a strong performance on indoor hard courts, Burruchaga's superior competition experience and deciding set performance stand out.

Taking into account Burruchaga's proficiency in converting breakpoints and consistently facing higher-ranked opponents, Burruchaga is poised as the likely victor in this matchup.