Remy Bertola vs Edas Butvilas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Behold the ultimate showdown between two tennis titans, Butvilas and Bertola, where every serve, slice, and smash will determine who reigns supreme! In the last half-year, Butvilas has been hitting that second serve like a chef flipping pancakes, winning 47.79% of the points, while Bertola is close behind, serving up 45.89%. It’s like a battle of who can flip the most delicious pancake in tennis land!

But don’t you dare ignore the return game stats, because they're crucial in this tennis comedy. Butvilas has snatched 49.74% of his opponent's second serve points, whereas Bertola stands resolute at 50%—clearly, he's a pickpocket at heart! And for those first serve returns? Butvilas is trailing at 32.88%, with Bertola again nabbing 33%, ever so slightly ahead by a whisker, or maybe a tennis string.

Now, let's talk pressure, because Butvilas has been dodging breakpoints with a success rate of 64.04%, like he's avoiding his ex at a party. Bertola, on the other hand, saves 54.85%—not bad, but he could use a little more ninja training. And if we zoom out to the performance overview, Butvilas boasts a mighty 67.42% win rate over the past year, slightly besting Bertola's respectable 62.65%. Seems like Butvilas might just have the stats in his favor!

When it comes to preferred surfaces, both players seem to have a liking for Hard courts, with Butvilas winning 63% of his matches there and Bertola notching up 64%. It's almost like they're vying for the role of Hard court royalty! But on Grass, Butvilas is like a fish out of water with a 0% win rate, whereas Bertola never touches Indoor Hard with just a 56% win record.

If you're curious about their head-to-head action, they've locked horns only once, with Butvilas emerging victorious and orchestrating a master class in winning with a clean sweep of sets. Those in need of a historical reference might recall their clash at the Fairfield Challenger, lasting a mere hour and twenty-five minutes, with Butvilas cruising to a 6-3 6-2 triumph. They haven’t met much, but the past speaks volumes!

Lastly, whispering a tale of breakpoint conversion, Butvilas captures 39.51% compared to Bertola's slightly better rate of 44.33%, pointing to a game that's going to crack like an egg at an omelet station! With head-to-head stats favoring Butvilas and his knack for converting opportunities, we predict he's the likely champion in this tennis comedy of errors. Best of luck to all you betters and spectators—may the odds (and stats) be ever in your favor!