Tristan Boyer vs Aleksandar Vukic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When evaluating recent second serve performance, Vukic has emerged slightly ahead by winning 49.03% of points compared to Boyer's 47.07%. In the context of return game statistics, Boyer has shown better performance on opponent's second serves, capturing 44.01% of points, whereas Vukic managed 41.75%. This difference extends to first serve return points, where Boyer leads with 26.45% against Vukic's 21.65%.

In clutch situations, Vukic displays an edge by saving 57.8% of breakpoints under pressure, slightly outpacing Boyer's 55.19% save rate. Comparatively, over the past year, Boyer has won a greater percentage of matches, with a win rate of 60.87%, while Vukic stands at 50.68%. On preferred surfaces, Boyer excels on clay with a 59% win rate, whereas Vukic shows strength on indoor hard courts with a 61% win percentage.

Assessing the competitive landscape, Vukic has predominantly competed at the main tour level, holding a 48.65% win rate. Conversely, Boyer has mostly participated in Challenger and ITF events, achieving a 65.45% win rate. This is reflected in the quality of their opponents; Vukic's adversaries averaged a rank of 123.7, whereas Boyer's opponents had an average rank of 246.67.

In the potential scenario of a deciding set, Boyer shows a superior record, winning 58% of such sets compared to Vukic's 42% success rate. Recent break point conversion also highlights a disparity, with Boyer converting 36.93% of opportunities, surpassing Vukic's 27.27%. While historical performances give us valuable insights, current form and conditions at the event could sway the outcome.

On analyzing the comprehensive statistics, especially considering Boyer's higher win rates across various parameters and superior breakpoint conversion, Boyer appears more likely to secure the win in this upcoming encounter.