Suraj R Prabodh vs Abhinav Sanjeev Shanmugam Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to their second serve performance over the past six months, Shanmugam seems to have a slight edge over Prabodh by winning 46.39% of points compared to Prabodh's 38.1%. This significant difference might paint a clearer picture for predicting the winner in this battle of rackets. Speaking of returning games, in this recent epoch, Prabodh triumphs with a 44.97% win rate on second serve return points, outranking Shanmugam's 39.89%. When your opponent's first serve isn’t the bee's knees, those extra points could be a game-changer.

Facing pressure like a bomb diffuser, Shanmugam has a knack for saving breakpoints with a success rate of 57.01%. In contrast, Prabodh only manages 46.81%, which might give Shanmugam an upper hand especially when bettors consider in-game predictions. Glancing over their records from matches played over the past year, Shanmugam has been painting a Monet-worthy masterpiece, winning 70.45% of matches (31 wins to 13 losses). Meanwhile, Prabodh has drawn more of a doodle, winning only 45% (9 wins to 11 losses) which tips the prediction scales a bit.

As for their love affair with clay courts, Shanmugam basks in a sunlit romance with a 58% career win rate. Prabodh, on the other hand, isn’t quite as smitten with just a 49% success rate on the dusty surface. Switching to hard courts, Shanmugam still keeps it somewhat respectable at 51%, though Prabodh might rather avoid indoor hard courts if possible, given his 33% win percentage in those echoey arenas.

Their head-to-head scores tell tales of their merry meetings: in seven encounters, Shanmugam has been a victorious gladiator in six of them. They’ve tussled through 17 sets with Shanmugam claiming 12—definitely not a close shave! The last showdown? M 15 Ahmedabad, where Shanmugam didn’t just win; he turned Prabodh into a spectator with a breezy 6-1, 6-2.

Deciding sets? They’ve played three nail-biting ones, and Prabodh might as well have been crypto mining elsewhere as Shanmugam scooped them all. Essentially, if this match requires a third set, Shanmugam might as well start preparing his victory speech. While they’ve tickled each other’s nerves with two tiebreakers, they've split the spoils one apiece, so perhaps Prabodh might have a slight chance of redemption when things get tight.

Considering their average opponent’s rank over the last 12 months, Shanmugam challenges himself against higher-caliber foes with an average opponent rank of 217.43, while Prabodh's is at a leisurely stroll with 369.8. For live predictors biting their nails over a deciding set, Shanmugam confidently holds an ace up his sleeve with a 78% success rate versus Prabodh's disheartening 29% from all their tours.

In terms of breakpoint conversions for all the stat-hungry fans who love a good live betting tip, Prabodh appears to have the upper hand, converting a cheeky 40.74% of those opportunities lately, slightly surpassing Shanmugam's cool but composed 33.33%.

All being said and done, with the ball poised on the fuzzy green tightrope, Shanmugam seems to have his racquet perfectly tuned to nab a victory, especially given their history and current form statistics. The statistics and past performances lean heavily in favor of Shanmugam taking the crown in this impending match. So unless the stars (or tennis balls) align in a peculiar cosmic twist, we have a winner: Shanmugam!