Sergey Fomin vs Tom Sickenberger Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Fomin's recent second serve performance shows a 41.58% win rate, while Sickenberger has not won any points on their second serve in the past six months. Could this indicate an advantage for Fomin? Yes, given the correlation with match outcomes.
• On return games, Fomin captures 47.97% of the opponent's second serve points and 30.73% of first serve returns. Sickenberger has not won any percentage in these categories. What does this suggest? Fomin appears more effective in capitalizing on return opportunities.
• Regarding breakpoints, Fomin saves them 50.84% of the time compared to Sickenberger's 0%. This could be a crucial factor during crucial points in the match.
• Over the past year, Fomin's overall match win rate is 63.64%, contrasting starkly with Sickenberger's 0% win rate from limited matches. Does this highlight a potential favorite? Absolutely.
• Both players favor clay surfaces; Fomin's career win rate on clay is 58%, whereas Sickenberger's remains at 0%.
• Regarding player level, Fomin has a 65.63% win rate in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, while Sickenberger again has a 0% win rate at the same level.
• The average rank of Fomin's opponents over the past year is 394.58, slightly stronger than Sickenberger's average opponent rank of 413.
• In deciding sets, Fomin has a victory rate of 53%, unlike Sickenberger, who has not won any deciding sets.
• Break point conversion rates are telling: Fomin converts 40.34% of opportunities, contrasting sharply with Sickenberger's conversion rate of 0%.

Editorial Prediction (July 1, 2025, UTC):

The statistics distinctly favor Fomin in various key performance areas. From serving metrics to return game prowess, Fomin consistently shows considerable strength and advantage.

Fomin's experience and performance over the past year indicate consistent success against a slightly stronger field of opponents, coupled with a high success rate in pressure situations like deciding sets and breakpoint conversions.

Given the clear discrepancies in both players' performance metrics, Fomin is the likely favorite to win this upcoming match against Sickenberger.