Yurii Dzhavakian vs Aleksandre Bakshi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve statistics reveal that Yurii Dzhavakian succeeds in 42.00% of points, while Aleksandre Bakshi does slightly better with 48.45%. Does winning more points on the second serve suggest stronger game play by Bakshi? Yes, it typically indicates a competitive edge.
• In terms of returning second serves, Dzhavakian captures 48.75% of points compared to Bakshi's 49.91%. Bakshi also has an upper hand in first serve return points at 27.69%, versus Bakshi's lower rate of 22.42%.
• Analyzing performance under pressure, Bakshi outperforms by saving 55.63% of breakpoints, over Dzhavakian's 50.79%. Might this indicate more resilience in high-stakes moments? Likely, yes.
• When taking overall match outcomes over the year, Dzhavakian wins 58.82% of matches (W/L 50/35), which exceeds Bakshi's 52.83% (W/L 50/25).
• On their favored surfaces, Dzhavakian excels on indoor hard courts with a win rate of 67%, while Bakshi's top performance is on hard surfaces, winning 59%. Encouraging for Bakshi, though his win rate on indoor hard is a weaker 38%.
• Dzhavakian contests against slightly stronger opponents, ranking on average 391.68, whereas Bakshi's opponents ranked at 474.81 on average. Does this difference imply Dzhavakian is more seasoned against higher-ranked opposition? Potentially, yes.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Bakshi holds an edge with 69% wins, surpassing Dzhavakian's 54% success rate.
• Both players have shown strong results in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, with Bakshi slightly edging Dzhavakian with a 61.54% win rate versus 60.76%. Could this suggest minor priority differences in upcoming predictions? Possibly.

Editorial Prediction (September 26, 2025, UTC):

The comparison of recent performance metrics between Yurii Dzhavakian and Aleksandre Bakshi reveals that both players have strengths, but subtle distinctions emerge.

Bakshi's superior statistics in second serve point wins and breakpoint defense indicate a stronger ability to maintain an advantage in competitive rallies and high-pressure scenarios.

While Dzhavakian has faced tougher opponents, suggesting experience in challenging matches, his success in deciding sets is less pronounced compared to Bakshi.

Considering these factors, along with Bakshi's prevailing performance on hard surfaces, he is predicted to have a slight upper hand going into this match.