Vladyslav Orlov vs Radovan Michalik Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Currently, in the last six months, Orlov has a slight edge in second serve points, winning 43.06%, compared to Michalik's 42.58%.
• Orlov also leads in return game stats, securing 46.16% of opponents' second serve points, while Michalik has won 42.65%.
• When facing first serves, Orlov again shows superiority with a 27.72% return success rate over Michalik's 27.05%.
• How about under pressure? Orlov has saved 51.87% of breakpoints encountered recently, bettering Michalik's 44.12%.
• In terms of match wins, Michalik holds an advantage, having won 61.04% of matches this past year against Orlov's 55.41%.
• Orlov's best performance comes on Hard courts with a win rate of 57%, whereas Michalik excels on Clay, winning 58% of matches.
• At the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, Michalik narrowly outperforms Orlov, with a 61.84% win rate compared to Orlov's 61.02%.
• In their only previous encounter, Orlov dominated Michalik, winning straight sets 6-0, 6-1 on Clay.
• Both players have yet to experience a deciding set against each other and neither have played a tiebreaker against the other.
• Orlov's opponents over the past year have averaged a ranking of 386.51, while Michalik faced tougher competition with an average rank of 165.19.
• If this match reaches a deciding set, Michalik has the edge with a 47% success rate versus Orlov’s 41% over the past year.
• Michalik converts breakpoints more effectively, seizing 41.54% of opportunities compared to Orlov’s 35.23%.

Editorial Prediction (September 4, 2025, UTC):

Examining the recent performance and historical data, both players showcase varying strengths and weaknesses. Orlov narrowly leads in terms of second serve and return stats, highlighting his ability to capitalize on opponent weaknesses.

However, Michalik enjoys better overall match win percentages and is more adept at converting break point opportunities, pointing to a competitive instinct in crucial moments.

Their past face-off saw Orlov clinching a commanding victory, which suggests he may have a strategic advantage. Yet, Michalik's tough schedule and slightly superior breakpoint conversion could tilt the balance in his favor.

While both players present compelling cases, Michalik's performance under pressure and his strength in breakpoint conversion give him a marginal edge. Thus, Michalik is predicted to prevail in the upcoming match.