Sebastian Baez vs Damir Dzumhur Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Damir Dzumhur has shown a superior form by winning 48.34% of points on his second serve. In comparison, Sebastian Baez trails slightly with a success rate of 45.67% in the same category. This specific metric is highly significant as it strongly correlates with predicting match outcomes.

In the aspect of return game performance, recent stats reveal that Baez has an edge, having secured 46.26% of points on his opponent's second serve, whereas Dzumhur garners 44.56%. Both players have similar first-serve return figures, with Dzumhur at 33.22% and Baez closely behind at 32.41%. Such statistics are instrumental in forecasting the likely victor in their head-to-head matchups.

Considering their ability to handle pressure, Dzumhur has saved a noteworthy 52.45% of breakpoints recently, slightly outperforming Baez who has a breakpoint save percentage of 50.38%. This type of data becomes increasingly valuable in live betting scenarios.

Reviewing their performance over the past year, Dzumhur exhibits a stronger win record of 62.35% from matches played, holding a 53-32 win/loss tally. Conversely, Baez achieves 50.85% with a 30-29 record. This overview provides a clear head-to-head prediction context.

Examining surface preferences, both players excel on clay; Dzumhur holds a career win percentage of 63%, and Baez leads with 71% in wins on this surface. However, Dzumhur shows a weaker performance on grass with 48%, whereas Baez struggles on indoor hard courts, with a win rate of just 14%.

The level of tournament play has been distinct for each player. Over the last year, Dzumhur has predominantly competed in the Challengers/ITF circuit winning 74% of his matches. Baez has spent most of his time on the main tour, with a win percentage of 59.38%. Understanding the level of competition faced by each player is crucial in making a well-rounded prediction.

In the head-to-head arena, Baez has decisively dominated, winning all 3 previous encounters, securing 6 sets to Dzumhur’s singular set win. Their most recent face-off at the Barcelona Open saw Baez triumphing with a 6-1, 7-5 scoreline. Head-to-head match durations average nearly two hours, underscoring the competitive nature of their clashes.

In high-pressure tie-break scenarios, Dzumhur holds a slender edge, having won the only tiebreak they have contested. Furthermore, when matches extend into a deciding set, Dzumhur boasts a 74% success rate over the last year, compared to Baez’s 52%. Such details are imperative for those looking to make strategic in-play decisions.

With respect to the quality of opposition over the previous year, Dzumhur has competed against opponents with an average rank of 207.75, while Baez has faced tougher competition with an average opponent rank of 80.56. Lastly, assessing breakpoint conversion rates reveals Dzumhur's edge with 39.54% converted, compared to Baez's 35.87%, offering critical insights during key moments in a match.

Overall, while Dzumhur shows noteworthy strengths in breakpoints and deciding sets, Baez's consistent head-to-head victories, coupled with superior competition faced, positions him as the likely winner in their upcoming encounter.