Vitaliy Sachko vs Florent Bax Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When assessing second serve performance over the past six months, Bax has triumphed in 44.35% of points while Sachko follows closely, securing 41.89%. This data offers a valuable insight into the likelihood of a player's success during the match. Additionally, the return game statistics further enhance the predictive analysis; Bax has managed to win 41.31% of their opponent's second serve points compared to Sachko’s superior 46% rate. As for first serve returns, Bax's accomplishment stands at 23.34%, and Sachko surpasses slightly with 25.72%.

The ability to perform under pressure is crucial for determining match outcomes. Bax is noted for saving 54.17% of breakpoints during recent encounters, outperforming Sachko's 46.51%. This metric is particularly beneficial for in-game betting implications. A broader performance overview indicates that Bax has emerged victorious in 61.11% of matches within the past year (with a 44/28 win/loss record), whereas Sachko boasts a 52.46% match win rate (32/29 W/L), painting a picture of each player's consistency and competitiveness.

Surface type notably impacts performance, with Bax showing a career-best 63% win rate on Clay (136/80 W/L). Conversely, Sachko excels on Indoor hard surfaces, achieving a 61% win rate (65/42 W/L), while visibly struggling on Grass with no wins (0/2 W/L). The level of competition each player regularly faces also plays a role in predicting the match's favorite. Bax has contested mostly at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, winning 64.81% of his matches (35/19 W/L), while Sachko competes more often in Challengers/ITF > $10K, securing victory in 56% of his matches (28/22 W/L).

Evaluating opponent quality, Bax’s opponents over the last year averaged a rank of 365.17, slightly lower than Sachko’s opponents who averaged 371.67. Their performance in deciding sets could further sway match predictions; if the match extends into a decisive set, Sachko’s advantage becomes apparent with a 67% win rate compared to Bax’s 45%. Moreover, when analyzing break point conversion, a key stat for live betting, Bax has converted 28.92% of opportunities, which falls behind Sachko's 31.86% conversion rate.

Considering these statistics holistically, Sachko appears to have a slight edge over Bax when lined up in this matchup, suggesting that he may emerge victorious based on his better returns, breakpoint performance, and record on deciding sets. Nonetheless, tennis matches are dynamic and full of surprises, making it essential for spectators and analysts to also account for the current form and in-game developments as the match unfolds.