Tristan Mccormick vs Bautista Vilicich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to serving up stats with a dash of humor, let's dive into the world of forehands, backhands, and the occasional double fault! Our contenders, Vilicich and Mccormick, are about to face off, and we're here to untangle the numbers before they hit the court. In their recent form, Vilicich, not one to ride on their second serve performance, has won 39.79% of points on their second serve. Meanwhile, Mccormick with a slightly more reliable second serve has won 45.14% — perhaps they’ve been eating their spinach?

Now, if you want a laugh with returns, look no further. Vilicich has turned a whopping 48.56% of their opponent's second serve points into their own, while Mccormick is slightly less greedy with a neat 45.61%. On the first serve returns, Vilicich has managed 30.95%, shooing away serves like flies, whereas Mccormick seems more like the laid-back type with 22.98%. Stats enthusiasts might find these numbers a real tickler when predicting head-to-head outcomes.

When tension ramps up and breakpoints become the comedic relief, Vilicich saves 50.29% of them, just over half the time—because, why not? And Mccormick? Well, they have a larger bag of tricks, saving a snazzy 58.43%. Over the last year, Vilicich has won 47.83% of matches, boasting a win/loss record of 22/24 - almost like flipping a coin. Mccormick, with a record of 35/34, prefers to keep folks guessing with a 50.72% win rate.

Now let’s chat surfaces—where the game truly becomes a dance. Vilicich shines on clay with a 59% win rate (like a true red-dust tap dancer), but on indoor hard, they’re yet to make a mark with a 0% win rate. Mccormick also fancies clay, boasting 58% there, but they find hard courts slightly less accommodating with a respectful 57% win rate. Could it be something in the clay?

Both players have spent their season in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Vilicich waltzes in with a 53.33% win rate, while Mccormick, who probably trades secrets with the ball kids, holds a 48% win rate. On to opponents—Mccormick's foes, with an average rank of 325.38, likely bring a bun for lunch, while Vilicich mingles with opponents ranked an average of 471.22, perhaps sneaking in a cheeky cup of tea?

Should this match teeter into a deciding set, Vilicich’s success rate drops to 38%, hunting victory like it’s an elusive butterfly. Mccormick, however, tends to march through with gusto, winning 50% of these nail-biters. For those antsy betting souls, Vilicich's recent breakpoint conversion is at 37.62%, while Mccormick brings a touch of finesse with 30.97%.

In the ultimate prediction battle, stats whisper that Mccormick holds the slight edge to take the trophy home, bold enough to maybe even valet park it! But, dear reader, in tennis, surprises are as common as misfired lobs, so let the games and the giggles begin!