Alexander Zgirovsky · Predictions, Stats & Form

Alexander Zgirovsky is a 25-year-old right-handed professional tennis player, currently ranked world No. 1369. Over the last 52 weeks the serve has landed 62.3% of first deliveries, winning 57.9% of those points. Breaking is the real weapon here: 310% of break chances get taken. Service games rarely slip away: 750.8% of them are held. The record is spread evenly across surfaces — Hard 3-3, Clay 1-0.

Results keep swinging: 3 up and 2 down across the last 5. More of the matches we cover came at ITF Men M15 Hillcrest than anywhere else — 3 of them. Predictions cover match winner and score, alongside serve, return and break-point statistics. Most recently seen in our data at ITF Men M15 Kursumlijska Banja.

Serve & Return

First Serve %

62.3%

1st Serve Won

57.9%

2nd Serve Won

39.1%

Aces / Match

2.2

Double Faults / Match

3

Break Pts Saved

50%

Break Pts Converted

260%

Return Pts Won

41.5%

Service Hold %

631.1%

Total Pts Won

96.8%

Records Last 12 months

0

Titles

0

Finals

0

Semis or better

12

Events played

Tournament Results

ITF M15 Hillcrest 2 Men ITF Quarter-Finals ITF M15 Pretoria Men ITF Quarter-Finals ITF M25 Brisbane Men ITF Round of 16 ITF M25 Kursumlijska Banja 2 Men ITF Round of 16 ITF M25 San Jose Men ITF Round of 16 ITF M15 Hillcrest Men ITF Round of 32 ITF M15 Huamantla 2 Men ITF Round of 32 ITF M15 Huamantla Men ITF Round of 32 ITF M15 Kayseri 4 Men ITF Round of 32

ITF M25 Perth 2 Men ITF Round of 32

Centurion 2, South Africa Challenger Qualifying ITF M15 Pretoria 2 Men ITF Qualifying

Deepest runs first, not by date

Season by season

2026so far

0–1

Won-lost

1

Matches

—

Tiebreaks

1

Aces / Match

6

Double Faults / Match

First Serve % 62.3%

1st Serve Won 57.9%

2nd Serve Won 39.1%

Break points won 0%

Break Pts Saved 50%

Season totals from the tour feed, singles only. The won-lost line is the tour's own count and can differ from the record under Predictions, which counts the matches we cover. A dash means the season holds nothing to measure that figure from.