Valentin Vacherot vs Grigor Dimitrov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the second serve performance over the recent months, Dimitrov has demonstrated a slight edge, winning 45.47% of the points on his second serve compared to Vacherot who has secured 43.44%. This discrepancy is significant as there is a considerable correlation between strong second serve statistics and match prediction outcomes.

Examining return game statistics reveals that in recent form, Vacherot has outperformed Dimitrov by winning 46.01% of their opponent's second serve points versus Dimitrov's 43.39%. When it comes to first serve returns, Vacherot again shows an upper hand with a success rate of 26.66%, significantly higher than Dimitrov's 20.9%. These statistics are pivotal in predicting which player might hold the upper hand in their head-to-head encounters.

In pressure scenarios, Dimitrov displays greater resilience with a higher breakpoint save percentage of 63.64%, as opposed to Vacherot who has saved 52.94% of such situations. This ability to handle intense situations is a crucial factor for in-game betting predictions. Additionally, Dimitrov's performance overview from the past year indicates a win rate of 64.81% across matches, slightly exceeding Vacherot's 63.04%.

Looking at surface preferences, Dimitrov's most successful career surface is indoor hard, with a 64% win rate, while his performance dips on grass courts with a 59% success rate. Vacherot, on the other hand, excels on hard surfaces with an impressive 72% win rate, yet struggled with a 0% win record on grass, having played only one match.

In terms of player level, over the past year, Dimitrov has predominantly competed in the Masters series, achieving a 62.5% win rate. Meanwhile, Vacherot has primarily participated in the Challengers/ITF tournaments, maintaining a 64% win record. The level of competition each player has faced is instrumental in evaluating their relative performance and predicting the favorite.

In head-to-head matchups, Dimitrov leads with a 1-0 record against Vacherot. Their last encounter at the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters resulted in Dimitrov securing victory in straight sets, underlining his historical advantage in their matches. Moreover, they have never contested a deciding set or tiebreak in their head-to-head battles, indicating a consistent performance by Dimitrov.

Assessing the opponent quality over the past year, Dimitrov has faced players with an average rank of 60.02, whereas Vacherot has competed against opponents with an average rank of 240.26. This factor contributes to Dimitrov's perceived advantage due to his experience against stronger competition.

Should the match reach a deciding set, Vacherot exhibits a marginally higher success rate by winning 60% of such sets, compared to Dimitrov's 53%. Moreover, Vacherot has demonstrated superior breakpoint conversion in recent form with 27.59%, edging past Dimitrov's 23.81%, offering insights for live betting scenarios.

Considering these statistics and current forms, Dimitrov appears to hold a slender edge over Vacherot, although both players present compelling qualities. However, the cumulative analysis favors Dimitrov as the potential victor in their upcoming clash, leveraging his experience, resilience under pressure, and historical head-to-head success.