Roman Safiullin vs Alejandro Moro Canas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Ah, the glorious tennis showdown between Canas and Safiullin is just around the corner, and we have quite the statistical brew bubbling! In the past six months, when it comes to second serve performance, Canas is batting at a solid 45.96%, while Safiullin is serving up a slightly better 47.06%. These numbers might look like the ingredients for a tennis prediction stew, but remember, foresight doesn't always come from hindsight!

Now let’s talk about return game prowess. Canas has snatched away a tidy 47.33% of his opponent's second serve points, whereas Safiullin is doing slightly better, swiping 50.64%. Knock, knock, who’s there? First serve returns! Canas grabs those at 28.56%, leaving Safiullin a tad behind at 22.57%. With stats like these, predicting a favorite might be simpler than a two-piece jigsaw puzzle!

Onward to the land of pressure, where Canas holds his nerve to save 53.95% of breakpoints, a whisker ahead of Safiullin who saves 53.69%. When it comes to winning matches and keeping sponsors happy, Canas edges past Safiullin with a win rate of 55.56% against 55.17%, wrapping up the last year's performance like a gift box with stats instead of ribbons.

Oh, surfaces! The shallow end of the stats pool. Hard courts are Canas' dance floor where he twirls with a 68% win rate, although he sighs on indoor hard courts, managing only 42%. Safiullin, instead, has his best waltz on hard courts at 70%, but clay courts stick to his shoes, slowing him down to a 58% win rate.

In the league of champions, or perhaps in a universe just to the left of it, Canas skates through Challenger and ITF tournaments, clutching victory in 61.54% of his matches. Meanwhile, Safiullin tiptoes onto the main tour, winning only 35%. They’ve crossed swords before just once, and Safiullin sauntered away with a gleaming win, fancying the Mallorcan grass more than Canas did. Two sets were played, and Safiullin pocketed both quicker than Canas could say "deuce."

Before I leave you with an ounce of foreseeing fortune, if you're giddy about live match predictions particularly when tension rises to deciding sets, Canas claims victory 52% of the time over the past 12 months, outshining Safiullin’s 39%. But interestingly, both have never faced each other’s serve under the menacing gaze of a third set or, for that matter, a tie break. As such, while Safiullin may have played against stronger foes ranked at an average of 155.5, Canas has been skidding past opponents with an average rank of 276.21. It paints quite the delightfully lopsided picture!

Finally, sprinkle on those elusive break point conversions: Canas turns them into points with a 32.87% success rate, while Safiullin charms his way to 27.05%. As the match unfolds, better hold onto your tennis caps because Canas might just again roll out Safiullin to bag another comfy victory based on these gloriously skewed stats!