Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Bernabe Zapata Miralles Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance metrics, Ramos-Vinolas shows a slight advantage in second serve effectiveness, having secured 45.8% of these points in the last six months, compared to Miralles' 41.63%. This aspect is crucial, given its strong correlation with match predictions. Conversely, in terms of breaking opponent's second serve, Miralles excels with a win rate of 50.93%, outpacing Ramos-Vinolas' 44.7%.

When examining performance under pressure, Miralles marginally leads with a 49.09% success rate in saving breakpoints compared to Ramos-Vinolas' 47.87%. This statistic proves advantageous for predicting tightly contested games. Additionally, returning first serves, both players showcase comparable capabilities with Miralles slightly ahead, winning 28.15% of points as opposed to Ramos-Vinolas' 27.68%.

Considering their overall career performances, both players demonstrate a preference for clay courts. Miralles boasts a slightly higher win rate of 62% on clay, narrowly surpassing Ramos-Vinolas' 61%. However, while Ramos-Vinolas has a significantly lower success rate on grass, Miralles' weakest surface is Indoor Hard courts with a 42% win percentage.

In their only head-to-head encounter at the Rio Open Quarterfinals in February 2023, Miralles triumphed in three sets. This historical victory lends Miralles a psychological edge, despite Ramos-Vinolas winning a higher percentage of third sets over the past year (60% compared to Miralles' 38%).

Assessing match outcomes in Challenger and ITF events over the past year, Ramos-Vinolas has a slight upper hand, winning 53.49% of these matches compared to Miralles’ 46.34%. However, in direct encounters, Miralles leads with a solitary head-to-head win, extending an advantage into even longer, grueling matches, where he secured the decisive set once again.

Reflecting on match predictions through break-point conversions, Miralles displays superior efficiency, converting 35.14% of chances, well ahead of Ramos-Vinolas' 23.81%. Additionally, when considering opponent caliber, Ramos-Vinolas' average opponent ranking stands at 220.75, slightly better compared to Miralles' 252.02, showcasing the tougher competition Ramos-Vinolas faces regularly.

In conclusion, while Ramos-Vinolas exhibits strengths in various key metrics, Miralles shows consistent edges in critical facets such as historical confrontation, return games, and break-point conversion. Consequently, based on the compiled statistics, Miralles seems more poised to secure a victory in their upcoming matchup.