Sebastian Gima vs Yanaki Milev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Over the past six months, Milev has a slight edge with 44.55% points won on their second serve compared to Gima's 43.29%. Could this be a decisive factor?
• Return Game: While Milev has captured 47.02% of opponent second serve points, Gima leads marginally at 49.95%. In first serve returns, Milev leads with 32.6% over Gima's 30.89%.
• Handling Pressure: Milev has saved 52.2% of breakpoints recently, slightly more efficient than Gima's 50.16%, indicating Milev might hold composure better under pressure.
• Overall Performance: Over the past year, Gima boasts a higher match win percentage at 53.62% compared to Milev's 50%.
• Preferred Surface: Milev shines on Clay with 58% win rate, while Gima excels on Hard surfaces with 60% wins. Can the surface type tip the scales here?
• Event Level Experience: On the Futures/Satellites/ITF circuit, Gima has been more successful with a win rate of 57.41% versus Milev's 47.5%.
• Direct Face-Off: They have met once before with Milev taking the victory in straight sets at the Bonn Challenger on a Clay court.
• Average Opponent Quality: Milev has faced tougher competition on average, battling players with an average ranking of 335.89 compared to Gima's 450.97.
• Deciding Sets Record: Milev has a stronger recent track record, winning 56% of tiebreakers overall, against Gima's 42%.
• Breakpoints Conversion: In clutch situations, Milev also demonstrates slightly better breakpoint efficiency at 41.03% over Gima's 38.36%.

Editorial Prediction (August 9, 2025, UTC):

Milev has shown slightly superior performance on critical match elements such as second serve success under recent form and breakpoint conversions. These small edges can significantly impact the match outcome.

Gima's record is not far behind but is slightly overshadowed by facing relatively lower-ranked opponents over the past year. Meanwhile, Milev's experience against tougher competitors could offer an advantage.

Given their head-to-head matchup, where Milev won convincingly, and both players' preference for surface types, the slight edge leans towards Milev, especially with this match also likely being played on a favorable clay surface for him.

Based on the available data and past performance, Yanaki Milev is the probable winner of this upcoming tennis match against Gima.