Uladzimir Ignatik vs Matei Cristian Onofrei Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who has the edge in recent second serve performance? Onofrei, with a win rate of 33.33%, outperforms Ignatik's 29.27%.
• In return game statistics, Ignatik leads by securing 55.56% of points on their opponent's second serve, surpassing Onofrei's 39.71%.
• The performance is much closer on first serve returns, with Onofrei having a slim lead at 36.94% compared to Ignatik's 36.36%.
• Under pressure, Ignatik has saved a higher percentage of breakpoints at 56.52%, compared to Onofrei's 48.28%.
• Considering overall performance, Ignatik has a higher win percentage of 70% over the last year, while Onofrei stands at 59.62%.
• Regarding surface, Ignatik excels on clay with a 58% win rate, whereas Onofrei plays better on hard surfaces, winning 48% of matches.
• Both players mainly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, where Ignatik has a win rate of 70% against Onofrei's 60.78%.
• Considering the quality of opponents, Onofrei faces tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 108.33 compared to Ignatik's 297.3.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Onofrei has a solid advantage, winning 54% of such sets versus Ignatik's 33%.
• In recent breakpoint conversion, Ignatik is more effective with a rate of 35.29%, compared to Onofrei's 25%.

Editorial Prediction (July 21, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match between Ignatik and Onofrei presents an intriguing contest. Ignatik has demonstrated strong returning abilities, particularly against second serves, and excels in converting breakpoints.

Onofrei, however, exhibits superior second serve performances and competes against higher-ranked opponents, indicating resilience and experience. Furthermore, if the match goes to a deciding set, Onofrei seems more adept in such high-pressure situations.

Considering these factors, the prediction leans towards Onofrei as the more likely winner. Despite Ignatik's solid performance indicators, Onofrei's advantages on harder surfaces and experience against stronger opponents provide a slight edge.