Yan Bai vs Mikalai Haliak Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When examining the second serve performance over the past six months, a clear distinction emerges between Haliak and Bai. Haliak has captured merely 36.61% of points on their second serve, whereas Bai has been more successful, amassing 44.31%. This disparity in second serve success bears significant weight in determining match outcomes.

Turning to return game statistics, the data is equally telling. In recent matches, Haliak has managed to win 46.67% of their opponent's second serve points, while Bai's performance is slightly superior at 46.98%. As for first serve returns, Haliak claims 23.48%, contrasting with Bai's 27.99%. Such figures are instrumental in forecasting which player holds the edge in this head-to-head clash.

Under pressure, Bai excels, saving 53.17% of breakpoints compared to Haliak’s 47.87%. This strength under duress offers critical insight for in-game betting enthusiasts who focus on breakpoint moments. Delving into performance over the past year reveals Bai's dominance, having won an impressive 71.62% of matches (W/L 53/21), while Haliak has secured a modest 51.11% (W/L 23/22).

Surface preferences also play a pivotal role. Haliak shines on grass, boasting a win rate of 67%, yet struggles on hard courts with just 46% victories. Bai, in contrast, thrives on indoor hard courts, winning 66% of matches, yet finds grass less favorable with a 50% win rate. When assessing player level, Bai outpaces Haliak, achieving 87.23% wins in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K compared to Haliak’s 63.33%.

In direct head-to-head encounters, Bai's superiority is unchallenged, having beaten Haliak all three times they faced each other. With victories in six out of eight sets and success in both deciding sets, Bai's track record against Haliak is formidable. Moreover, Haliak and Bai have faced opponents of differing calibers over the last year, with Haliak's adversaries averaging a rank of 226.69, significantly higher than Bai’s opponents, who average 392.15.

For those considering the outcome if the match extends to a deciding set, note that Haliak has achieved 45% wins in such situations against Bai’s more impressive 63%. Additionally, Bai's higher breakpoint conversion rate of 36.21%, compared to Haliak’s 31.11%, suggests greater efficiency in seizing crucial opportunities. Considering these factors, the prediction leans decisively towards Bai claiming victory in this matchup.