Kaylan Bigun vs Orel Kimhi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Kaylan Bigun has a marginal edge in recent second serve performance, winning 41.54% of points compared to Orel Kimhi's 40.89%.
• In return games, Kaylan Bigun leads in winning opponent's second serve points with 48.09% against Kimhi's 45.45%.
• Kimhi excels in first serve returns, securing 35.44% of points relative to Bigun's 24.76%. Could this be a decisive advantage?
• Under pressure, Kimhi slightly outperforms Bigun, saving 47.40% of breakpoints over Bigun's 46.45%.
• The past year shows Kimhi having a better win rate of 50.00% compared to Bigun's 42.86%.
• Kaylan Bigun's best surface is clay, with a win rate of 39%, whereas Kimhi excels on hard courts with the same win percentage.
• When it comes to indoor hard courts, both players struggle, but Kimhi notably hasn't won any matches.
• Most of Bigun’s recent matches have been at Challengers/ITF tournaments with a lower win percentage of 31.25%, whereas Kimhi's primary level is Futures/Satellites with a 52.38% success rate.
• Bigun has played against harder opponents with an average rank of 226.79, while Kimhi's opponents had a 434.11 ranking.
• In deciding sets, Kimhi stands out significantly, winning 73% compared to Bigun’s 29%.

Editorial Prediction (October 23, 2025, UTC):

Both players have demonstrated strengths in different areas of their game, with Kaylan Bigun showing slight superiority in recent second serve points and second serve returns.

However, Orel Kimhi’s better performance on first serve returns and higher breakpoint save percentage indicate competitive play under pressure, which could prove crucial in tight moments of the match.

Kimhi's impressive winning record in deciding sets could also provide a critical edge should the match extend to a decider.

Considering these factors and their win-loss records over the year, Orel Kimhi is most likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.