Petr Nesterov vs Robin Catry Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The upcoming tennis match between Nesterov and Catry offers a fascinating blend of statistics that could lead to insightful predictions. An analysis of their second serve performance in the last six months reveals that Nesterov has won 43.6% of points on their second serve, while Catry has managed to win 47.97%. This statistic is often closely tied to the outcome prediction of matches.

Return game statistics reflect Nesterov's recent form, with 48.53% of opponent's second serve points won, whereas Catry has secured 47.16% in the same category. Notably, on first serve returns, Nesterov excels with a 33.33% success rate, compared to Catry's 23.56%. These metrics are crucial in determining who might hold the advantage in their head-to-head encounter.

In terms of handling pressure, Catry has shown proficiency by saving 56.21% of breakpoints, overshadowing Nesterov's 49.45%. Over the last year, Nesterov has achieved a match win rate of 65.71% (46 wins and 24 losses), while Catry has outperformed with a 69.77% win rate (30 wins and 13 losses). This provides a comprehensive head-to-head predictive insight.

Both players have displayed different proficiencies on various surfaces. Nesterov’s best performance comes on indoor hard courts with a 65% win rate (11 wins, 6 losses), while hard courts are slightly less successful at 63% (45 wins, 26 losses). Catry's ideal surface is also indoor hard, boasting a 71% win rate (30 wins, 12 losses), with clay being their least successful with a 54% win rate (7 wins, 6 losses).

Regarding player level, Nesterov has predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K over the past year, achieving a 69.81% match win rate (37 wins, 16 losses). Catry's performance in similar tournaments resulted in a 68.42% win rate (26 wins, 12 losses). A comparison of opponent quality shows Nesterov’s average opponent ranking at 407.29, whereas Catry has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 314.23.

Delving into deciding set performance, if the match extends to a deciding set, Catry appears stronger with a 77% win rate compared to Nesterov's 62% in such scenarios across the past year. When it comes to breakpoint conversion rates, Nesterov has been more efficient recently, converting 39.06% of opportunities compared to Catry's 24.3%. This statistic could be pivotal for in-game strategies when players encounter breakpoint situations.

While historical performance offers a glimpse at what might transpire, the current form, especially in ongoing events, should not be overlooked. In conclusion, with stronger break point conversion and surface adaptability, Nesterov displays certain statistical advantages. However, given Catry's superior deciding set track record and experience against higher-ranked opponents, they are projected to emerge as the favorite to clinch this matchup.