Roman Safiullin vs Colton Smith Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing second serve performance over the past six months, Smith slightly leads with a 48.02% success rate while Safiullin closely trails at 47.85%. This particular statistic is highly correlated with match prediction accuracy, offering valuable insights into potential outcomes.

Regarding return game effectiveness, Smith has managed to win 43.75% of their opponent's second serve points in recent form. Conversely, Safiullin excels in this area, securing 49.76% of these points, emphasizing his edge in this particular matchup. Additionally, when examining first serve return stats, Smith has claimed 27.79% of points compared to Safiullin’s 22.84%, further influencing head-to-head predictions.

Under pressure, Smith demonstrates greater resilience by saving 57% of breakpoints faced, whereas Safiullin manages 52.88%. This stat is especially beneficial for those engaged in in-game betting predictions. Additionally, Smith's performance advantage is reflected in their overall match win rate over the last year, standing at 76.79% compared to Safiullin's 53.45% win percentage, providing a comprehensive view of head-to-head predictions.

Considering surface preferences, Smith's most successful career surface is indoor hard courts with a 75% win rate, followed closely by hard courts at 73%. Safiullin, however, prefers hard surfaces, winning 70% of his matches there, his lowest efficiency being on clay at 58%. Furthermore, the level at which players compete is significant, with Smith dominating in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, boasting an 84.62% win rate, while Safiullin competes primarily on the Main tour with a 33.33% success rate.

Examining opponent quality, Smith has faced opponents averaging a rank of 325.29, whereas Safiullin's average opposition rank is 101.81 over the past year, a stark difference influencing match dynamics. If the match progresses to a deciding set, Smith's superior performance is evident with an 80% win rate compared to Safiullin's 33% success rate in similar situations on tour.

Break point conversion rates further distinguish the players; Smith converts 28.95% of these opportunities, with Safiullin closely following at 28.13%. These metrics offer crucial insights for real-time betting strategies whenever a player faces a breakpoint. As the event unfolds and current form becomes clearer, such data can prove invaluable alongside historical performances and specific event tendencies.

Based on a blend of these statistics, Smith appears to have a slight advantage heading into the match due to his higher consistency in critical areas like deciding set performance, breakpoint resilience, and overall match win rates, positioning him as the likely winner in this encounter.