Sergey Betov vs Ivan Nedelko Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Sergey Betov has a small edge in second serve performance, winning 44.33% of points compared to Ivan Nedelko's 42.38%.
• Interestingly, Nedelko shows superior return stats, excelling in winning 48.16% of opponent's second serve points compared to Betov's 46.60%.
• For first serve returns, both players perform similarly with Betov winning 26.49% and Nedelko closely matching at 26.39%.
• When it comes to handling pressure, Betov saves 53.91% of breakpoints while Nedelko saves 50.35%.
• Looking at last year's performance, Betov has a slightly higher win rate of 57.58% (19/14) versus Nedelko's 56.67% (17/13).
• Now, let's delve into surface preferences: Betov thrives on indoor hard courts with a 65% win rate, whereas Nedelko dominates on clay with an identical 65% win rate.
• Examining match levels, Betov has played mainly on lower-tier tournaments with a 57.58% success rate; Nedelko a bit ahead at 60% in similar events.
• Regarding opponent quality over the past year, Betov's competitors averaged a slightly higher rank (106.55) compared to Nedelko's (110).
• If faced with a deciding set, Betov appears more adept, winning 69% of such sets versus Nedelko's 67%.
• Would event-specific performances offer additional clues? These can be crucial in selecting the winner, a factor worth considering.

Editorial Prediction (November 16, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the performance statistics of Sergey Betov and Ivan Nedelko reveals critical insights into their potential match outcomes. Betov holds a slight edge in both second serve success and managing high-pressure situations, indicating his resilience and strategy in crucial moments.

Nedelko, however, dominates the return game, especially against second serves, which might challenge Betov's service game. Both display similar capabilities on first serve returns, highlighting a balanced competition in this area.

Surfaces also play a key role, with Betov excelling on indoor hard courts and Nedelko on clay. Given their recent match history, Nedelko tends to perform slightly better at similar event levels.

Overall, both players bring unique strengths to the court. Still, considering Betov's slight advantage under pressure and his good form in lower-level tournaments, he appears the more likely candidate to win this matchup, particularly if the match extends into a deciding set.