Yan Bai vs Artur Kukasian Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent form of both players reveals some intriguing statistics that could influence the match outcome between Kukasian and Bai. In terms of second serve performance over the last six months, Kukasian has won 43.66% of points on their second serve, slightly outperforming Bai who has secured 42.17%. This stat is a significant indicator of match outcome predictions.

Looking at return game statistics, Bai has been slightly more effective, winning 46.52% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Kukasian's 45.23%. When first serve return points are considered, Bai holds a marginal upper hand with 27.16%, slightly higher than Kukasian's 26.98%. These figures hold a strong correlation with predicting who might emerge as a favorite in the head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure, Kukasian has demonstrated a better aptitude, saving 58.93% of breakpoints in recent times, against Bai’s 49.79%. In terms of breakpoint conversion, Bai leads with 33.82% versus Kukasian’s 31.15%. These insights are valuable for live betting predictions during crucial moments of the match.

Over the past year, Kukasian has a win percentage of 62.96% (W/L 34/20), while Bai stands at 70.42% (W/L 50/21), providing a broader perspective on their head-to-head prediction overview. On their preferred surfaces, Kukasian has excelled on indoor hard courts with a career win rate of 76% (W/L 13/4), whereas Bai has a 66% win rate on the same surface (W/L 21/11). However, Kukasian struggles on clay, with a 52% win rate (W/L 11/10), whereas Bai faces challenges on grass, with a 50% win rate (W/L 3/3).

The direct head-to-head record between these players shows that they have clashed once before, with Bai emerging victorious and leading the series 1-0. Their last encounter was at the M 15 Maanshan semifinals on indoor hard courts, where Bai convincingly won 6-1, 6-0. The average match duration between the two players has been a swift 1:0:12, indicating Bai's dominant performance in their known encounters.

Considering the level of competition, Kukasian has faced players with an average rank of 234.59, whereas Bai's average opponent ranking is 357.25 over the past year. This suggests that Kukasian has competed against marginally higher-ranked players. However, crucially, Bai has been more successful in deciding sets, winning 62% compared to Kukasian’s 44% over the last 12 months, which can be pivotal if the match goes the distance.

Bai's track record, previous head-to-head performance, and better statistics in crucial match situations suggest that he is more likely to triumph in the upcoming showdown against Kukasian.