Yurii Dzhavakian vs Amr Elsayed Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Yurii Dzhavakian and Amr Elsayed have closely matched second serve statistics, with Yurii having a slight edge at 41.31% compared to Amr's 41.30%.
• Who is performing better in return games recently? Amr Elsayed has a higher win rate on opponents' second serves at 49.53%, exceeding Yurii's 47.79%.
• When analyzing first serve returns, both players are nearly identical, with Yurii at 27.77% and Amr at 27.50%.
• In terms of breakpoint saving ability, Amr shows marginally better stats, saving 51.65% compared to Yurii's 50.83%.
• Looking at match performance over the past year, Yurii stands out with a 57.65% win rate, surpassing Amr's 53.33%.
• On indoor hard surfaces, both players perform well, but Yurii's career win rate shows consistent success at 67%.
• Amr excels on hard surfaces with a 67% win rate but struggles on indoor hard courts, failing to secure a win in two matches.
• Both players frequently compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Yurii slightly more successful at 59.49% compared to Amr's 54.24%.
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Yurii leads 3-1 over Amr, winning 6 of 9 sets played.
• What is the deciding factor in tight matches? Yurii has a better record in deciding sets, winning 52% compared to Amr's 43% in the last 12 months.
• The average rank of opponents played by Yurii is higher at 410.54, aligning closely with Amr's 387.82, indicating a similar competitive field.

Editorial Prediction (October 11, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Yurii Dzhavakian and Amr Elsayed promises to be a closely contested battle, with both players demonstrating similar competence in their second serve success rates. However, Yurii has a slightly better overall match win percentage over the past year.

Amr Elsayed holds a stronger performance in return games, especially on the opponents' second serves. In breakpoints, Amr slightly edges out Yurii, suggesting resilience under pressure.

On surface preferences, both players have a 67% win rate on their favored surfaces, with Yurii excelling on indoor hard courts and Amr on hard surfaces. Notably, their head-to-head encounters clearly favor Yurii, who leads 3-1.

The deciding set performance further strengthens Yurii’s case, with a higher success rate in these critical scenarios.

Considering all these aspects, Yurii Dzhavakian appears to have the advantage and is most likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming match.