Viacheslav Bielinskyi vs Marko Maksimovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the recent performance on second serves, Maksimovic has demonstrated a higher success rate with 44.57% of points won, in comparison to Bielinskyi’s 41.93%. This is often a reliable predictor of match outcomes. In the realm of return games, Maksimovic shows a slightly lower winning percentage, capturing 46.82% of opponents’ second serve points, while Bielinskyi edges slightly ahead with 47.09%. For first serve returns, Maksimovic records a success rate of 31.39%, whereas Bielinskyi stands at 34.25%, suggesting a slight advantage for the latter.

Under pressure, particularly during breakpoint situations, Maksimovic has saved 50.72% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Bielinskyi, who has a breakpoint save percentage of 50%. This statistic is beneficial for in-game betting strategies and suggests resilience from Maksimovic in tight situations. In terms of break point conversion, Bielinskyi is more effective, converting 38.33% of opportunities compared to Maksimovic’s 32.19%.

Examining their overall performance over the past year, Maksimovic has a match-winning rate of 62.86%, closely rivaled by Bielinskyi’s superior 69.23% win rate. Their success on different surfaces shows both players excel on clay, though Bielinskyi has a higher win rate of 62% against Maksimovic’s 57%. Meanwhile, both players fare poorly on indoor hard courts, with Bielinskyi holding a slight advantage over Maksimovic.

Analyzing the level of competition, Maksimovic and Bielinskyi have predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, with Bielinskyi achieving a win rate of 70.59%, marginally higher than Maksimovic’s 64.71%. Direct head-to-head confrontations reveal that Maksimovic has an edge, having won their lone encounter, a three-set match, showcasing these stats under head-to-head extreme pressure.

Evaluating their performances under extreme pressure, the two players have yet to engage in a tiebreak against each other. Maksimovic’s opponents have generally been of a higher rank, averaging 372.66, compared to Bielinskyi’s 468.19, providing Maksimovic with more rigorous competition. In deciding sets, Maksimovic shows dominion, winning 86% compared to Bielinskyi’s 63% over the past year, which is pivotal if this match extends to a deciding set.

Based on the comparative analysis of recent performances, surface preferences, head-to-head statistics, and ability under pressure, Maksimovic appears to have a slightly stronger position heading into the match. Thus, it might be predicted that Maksimovic has a greater likelihood of securing a victory in this upcoming competitive encounter.