Viacheslav Bielinskyi vs Andrea De Marchi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Bielinskyi has a slight advantage in second serve performance, winning 37.92% of points compared to Marchi's 35.48%. Will this edge play a decisive role in their match?
• Bielinskyi also shows stronger recent return game stats, with 51.42% success on opponent's second serves versus Marchi's 50.75%.
• Conversely, Marchi excels in first serve returns, achieving 37.61% compared to Bielinskyi's 33.8%. Could this be a critical factor in the match?
• Under pressure, Marchi saves breakpoints more effectively, with a 48.57% success rate, compared to Bielinskyi's 46.51%.
• Overall performance in the last year gives Bielinskyi a distinct edge, having won 68% of matches, while Marchi has only secured 50%.
• Marchi performs best on hard surfaces with a 50% win rate, whereas Bielinskyi boasts a strong record on clay, winning 64% of matches.
• Both players have competed mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Bielinskyi having the higher win percentage at 68% compared to Marchi's 50%.
• The opponent quality each player has faced is quite comparable, with Marchi's opponents having an average rank of 402.92 and Bielinskyi's at 413.64.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Bielinskyi appears stronger, winning 67% of those sets over the past year, significantly outperforming Marchi's 25%.
• In recent breakpoint conversion, Marchi leads slightly, converting 45% compared to Bielinskyi's 42.16%.

Editorial Prediction (July 1, 2025, UTC):

Bielinskyi showcases a stronger overall performance trend over the past year, with a significantly higher match win percentage. This indicates a superior consistency, particularly in longer matches that may culminate in deciding sets, where Bielinskyi has a notable advantage.

Although Marchi performs slightly better in specific areas such as converting breakpoint chances and returning first serves, Bielinskyi demonstrates an edge in second serve points and return game strength. These attributes, coupled with a better overall success rate on clay surfaces, may prove influential in the match outcome.

When assessing mental resilience under pressure, Marchi manages to save breakpoints more effectively, but Bielinskyi's slightly higher second serve performance could counteract this advantage.

Based on current performance metrics and the players' comparative strengths, Bielinskyi is predicted to be the more likely victor in the upcoming encounter, assuming form holds steady. The ability to maintain strong second serve returns and capitalize on deciding sets stands as a potential tipping factor.