Roman Safiullin vs Jakub Mensik Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing second serve performance in the recent form reveals that Mensik has secured 47.05% of points on his second serve, while Safiullin has slightly outperformed him with 47.8%. This statistic closely correlates with the accuracy of match prediction, indicating how crucial second serve effectiveness is when gauging potential outcomes.

When examining return game statistics over the last six months, we see distinct tendencies between the players. Mensik has won 45.61% of his opponent's second serve points, in contrast to Safiullin, who has a superior record of 50.43%. For first serve returns, Mensik achieves 23.01%, slightly surpassing Safiullin’s 22.78%. These return performance figures play a vital role in forecasting favorites in direct matchups.

Pressure-handling capabilities are epitomized by Mensik, who has successfully saved 59.06% of breakpoints, overshadowing Safiullin's 54.12%. Such statistics serve as significant indicators for strategic in-game betting assessments.

Mensik's overall performance in the last year includes a 60% win rate (36 wins and 24 losses) compared to Safiullin's slightly more modest 54.24% win rate (32 wins and 27 losses). Additionally, both players showcase their prowess on hard surfaces, each boasting a 70% career win rate. Conversely, Mensik struggles on grass, while Safiullin has a lower success rate on clay.

Both players mostly compete on the Main tour. Mensik claims a 59.26% victory rate (16 wins, 11 losses) in these matches, whereas Safiullin's win rate is noticeably lower at 33.33% (7 wins, 14 losses). A comparative analysis of their opposition reveals Mensik has faced players with an average rank of 93.5, while Safiullin's opponents average at 107.2 over the past 12 months.

In scenarios leading to deciding sets, Mensik shows stronger resilience, securing victory in 57% of such matches, compared to Safiullin, who has won merely 39% of them. This statistic could decisively influence live betting predictions if the match reaches this critical stage.

Breaking serve is another area where Mensik and Safiullin exhibit marginal differences, with conversion rates at 28.49% and 27.44%, respectively. Notably, current event head-to-head stats are imperative for identifying players in form but should be contextualized within the event's dynamics and individual past performance.

Given the analyzed statistics and comparative performance across various parameters, Mensik emerges as the prospective favorite to win the upcoming match against Safiullin based on current form and historical data.