Petr Brunclik vs Andrey Chepelev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve success in recent form shows Chepelev winning 42.7% of points, while Brunclik wins 44.29%. Could this slight edge influence the match outcome? Perhaps.
• On second serve returns, Chepelev has nabbed 46.49% of points, compared to Brunclik's 51.27%. Does this give Brunclik a competitive advantage? Quite possibly.
• For first serve returns, Chepelev outperforms with 33.95% versus Brunclik's 28.39%, suggesting a potential strength for Chepelev.
• Under pressure, Brunclik excels by saving 53.93% of breakpoints, while Chepelev saves 47.24%, signaling a possible resilience advantage for Brunclik.
• Yearly match performance indicates Chepelev has a 53.52% win rate, whereas Brunclik boasts 61.7%. Does this imply Brunclik is the stronger contender overall? It seems so.
• Chepelev is most successful on Clay with a 60% win record, but struggles on I.hard at 29%. Brunclik's top performance is on Hard courts with 73%, though I.hard is a weaker surface at 44%.
• Both players mostly compete in lower-tier tournaments; Chepelev has won 53.52% and Brunclik 61.54%. What might this suggest in terms of reliability at higher levels? Perhaps Brunclik's marginally better performance indicates a slight edge.
• Facing opponents, Chepelev played against an average rank of 389.35, while Brunclik's average opponent rank was slightly better at 385.45, potentially hinting at Brunclik's ability to handle stronger players.
• In crucial end-game scenarios, Chepelev has prevailed in 63% of deciding sets, outperforming Brunclik's 50%. Could this be decisive if the match goes the distance? It's certainly possible.
• Chepelev shows better proficiency in converting breakpoints with a success rate of 35.75%, overshadowing Brunclik's 27.34%, possibly providing a key advantage in tight situations.

Editorial Prediction (May 28, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Chepelev and Brunclik presents an intriguing challenge, given both players' strengths and weaknesses.

Chepelev excels on clay and in converting breakpoints, providing possible crucial leverage during pivotal match moments. Brunclik's consistent performance on hard courts and his ability to save breakpoints under pressure may counteract Chepelev's strengths in those areas.

Considering overall match performance and opponent quality, Brunclik appears to have a slight advantage. This, combined with his better return game stats and overall match win percentage, suggests a potential edge.

However, Chepelev's superior deciding set record and breakpoint conversion could turn the tide if the match becomes a closely contested battle.

Based on these statistics, Brunclik is the more likely winner, but Chepelev's strengths could make it a closely fought contest.