Vladimir Bazilevskiy vs Nicolas Buitrago Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of performance on the second serve in recent months, Buitrago has demonstrated a stronger showing, winning 49.23% of points, compared to Bazilevskiy who has secured 40%. This statistic is notably significant when predicting the outcome of matches. Beyond serve performance, looking at the ability to return serves, Buitrago has shown superiority, winning 50% of their opponent's second serve points. In comparison, Bazilevskiy has achieved 39.13% in this area. For first serve returns, Buitrago outperforms Bazilevskiy once more, with percentages of 33.28% and 26.47%, respectively.

When examining their effectiveness under pressure, Buitrago has saved 60.38% of breakpoints, showcasing a stronger resolve than Bazilevskiy, who has saved 50%. Over the past year, Buitrago has a match win rate of 53.85% (W/L 21/18), just slightly ahead of Bazilevskiy’s 51.72% (W/L 15/14). Both players have identical win percentages on hard courts, their best surface, with each achieving a 56% win rate. However, it should be noted that Buitrago struggles slightly more on clay, securing only a 44% victory rate.

At the tournament level, Buitrago has competed primarily in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, achieving a 58.33% match win rate (W/L 21/15), whereas Bazilevskiy has a slightly lower success rate of 51.72% (W/L 15/14) in similar events. Over the last 12 months, the average ranking of Buitrago’s opponents was 69.67, contrasting with Bazilevskiy’s average opponent rank of 133.17, indicating the relatively tougher competition faced by Buitrago.

If a match progresses to a deciding set, historical data suggests Bazilevskiy has a better performance, winning 50% of these tense situations, while Buitrago has only managed to secure victory in 17% of them. When considering break point conversion, Buitrago again emerges as the stronger player with a conversion rate of 36.67% compared to Bazilevskiy’s 25%. Based on these comprehensive statistics, Buitrago appears to have a slight edge over Bazilevskiy for the upcoming match.