William Grant vs Pavel Lagutin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In a game of tennis where statistical mayhem rules the roost, Lagutin and Grant are about to duel it out, with Grant possessing a slight advantage in second serve points, winning 44.57% against Lagutin's 40.91%. It's a nail-biter, right? The return game has its own spicy tidbit where Lagutin seizes 52.38% of their opponent's second serve points, sweeping Grant off the court with his 45.51% rate. First serve returns tell a different yarn altogether, with Lagutin nibbling at 22.73% and Grant lapping up 27.62% of opportunities.

In our battle of the second serve squires, breakpoints are where legends (or slightly exaggerated tales) are forged. Lagutin saves 60% of breakpoints, making them a connoisseur of nerve-wracking moments compared to Grant's 52.98%. If you're a fan of in-game betting antics, this detail might just make you holler at the screen. Nothing gets those racquets swinging like the prospect of winning.

Looking back at their year-long escapade on the court, Lagutin emerges victorious 80% of the time (W/L 8/2) while Grant hangs in there with a cool 50.94% (W/L 27/26). Clearly, Lagutin hasn't just been lounging around like an idle tennis ball. Both players demonstrate their prowess, but when you've got skills on Hard, Lagutin keeps his head high with an impressive win rate. Grant, however, has been clay-footed with only a 50% rate.

Opponents, ah, the spice of life – or at least tennis. Lagutin swats at foes with towering average ranks of 175.8, while Grant hobnobs with players at the rank of 344.6. Thrust into a deciding set, Lagutin could practically whip out their resume, claiming a 100% win rate, as Grant watches with envious (and only 47%) eyes. For this head-to-head match, break point conversion shows promise for Lagutin at 50% – Grant meekly stands at 29.13%, looking less like an opponent, more like a spectator.

Drawn up like a shot to the baseline, Lagutin quantifiably stands tall with numbers. The stats ricochet in his favor like a humorous topspin. Going by the rigorous science of tennis logic (if there's such a thing), Lagutin is poised to win this match, leaving Grant to rue the whims of whimsy and the vagaries of tennis statistics.