Sebastian Baez vs Marton Fucsovics Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Grab your rackets and serve up some laughs as we dive into the quirkiest tennis analysis before Fucsovics and Baez take to the court. If you're wondering who's got the second serve performance locked down, our friend Fucsovics is just edging it with a whopping 45.34% of points won recently, while Baez is hot on his heels at a mere 45.33%. Such a close shave, you'd think they were neck-and-neck in synchronized swimming, but alas, it's tennis.

When it comes to playing return games, Fucsovics might be known for his generosity, allowing 40.15% of his opponent's second serve points to slip through his fingers. Meanwhile, Baez boasts an impressive 44.63% success rate, treating those tennis balls like they're going out of style. First serve returns seem just as spicy, with Baez at 31.57% leaving Fucsovics to trail at 27.14%. Clearly, return games are where Baez likes to play "catch"—and win.

Shall we dive headlong into the realm of pressure analysis? Fucsovics saves 53.03% of breakpoints, leaving Baez to contemplate his 49.78% save rate with a furrowed brow. You'd think breakpoints were lifelines and Fucsovics was a cat with nine lives. In the last year, while Fucsovics has triumphed in 63.46% of his matches, Baez has played it safe, winning exactly 50% of his faceoffs. What's more, Fucsovics fares best on I.hard surfaces, winning 58%, while Baez doesn’t stray far from the clay, triumphing at 71%.

Delightfully, Baez claimed victory in their only previous encounter, while Fucsovics has been left wondering what went wrong. In their only match at the Open Parc – Lyon, Baez charmed his way to a win on the clay courts with a gripping 6-4, 7-6 score. And if you're wondering about playing under extreme pressure, Baez coolly took the only tie-break they've played, while Fucsovics mustered... absolutely zero.

If the match reaches a deciding set, Baez holds the reins of power, having taken 52% of those, compared to our pal Fucsovics at 44%. Baez appears to favor clutch moments like a student thrives on deadline stress. All things considered, with opponents ranked at an average of 203.59 recently, Baez is accustomed to clawing his way up, with bachelor’s degrees in determination possibly under his belt. On that note, based on current form and previous head-to-head clashes, the stats humorously seem to scribble that Baez is likely to double fault, ahem, I mean double, in victory.