Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Bu Yunchaokete Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent performances over the last six months, Yunchaokete exhibits superior second serve statistics by winning 45.58% of second serve points as opposed to Ramos-Vinolas, who has secured 43.77% of such points. This particular stat is crucial in gauging match outcomes, highlighting Yunchaokete as slightly more reliable in this metric.

The return game analysis indicates that Ramos-Vinolas leads by capturing 44.04% of his opponents' second serve points, surpassing Yunchaokete's 40.66%. Additionally, both players show a marked discrepancy in returning first serve points, with Ramos-Vinolas winning 32.29% compared to Yunchaokete's 21.74%. These figures closely correlate with determining the favorite player in head-to-head confrontations.

Yunchaokete shows resilience under pressure by saving 61.08% of breakpoints, overshadowing Ramos-Vinolas' 52.1%. This aspect is particularly enlightening for live betting scenarios. The break point conversion also characterizes Yunchaokete's strength further, as he converts 32.95% of his opportunities against Ramos-Vinolas' 28.71%.

Understanding recent form in match outcomes, Yunchaokete comes ahead with a year-long match win rate of 60.71%, reflected in his 51/33 win-loss tally, which contrasts with Ramos-Vinolas’ 47.17% with a 25/28 record. Such statistics are critical when predicting match results based on overall player performance.

Regarding surface preferences, Ramos-Vinolas boasts a commanding career on clay with a 61% win rate, yet struggles on grass, winning only 23% of matches. Conversely, Yunchaokete thrives on hard surfaces, with a career win percentage of 71%, yet finds clay challenging, winning just 33%.

The match level context shows Yunchaokete has dominated the Challenger/ITF circuit, achieving a 72.5% win rate from a 29/11 record, whereas Ramos-Vinolas has a 51.16% win rate with a 22/21 record on the same circuit. This provides significant insight into their respective levels of competition and event-specific advantages.

Analyzing head-to-head statistics, Ramos-Vinolas holds a slight edge, having won in their only encounter. They last met during the Murcia Challenger quarterfinals on clay, where Ramos-Vinolas emerged victorious in three sets. Their match duration averaged 2:30:41, indicating tightly contested past matchups. Despite these encounters, they are yet to play a tiebreak against each other.

In terms of performance against lower-ranked players, Yunchaokete has faced tougher competition, playing opponents with an average rank of 186.3 compared to Ramos-Vinolas's 221.4. In deciding sets, Ramos-Vinolas has shown more composure, winning 57% over Yunchaokete’s 44% in the past 12 months.

Combining all these statistical data, Yunchaokete, with superior serve efficiency and breakpoint handling, is favored to claim victory in the upcoming encounter, albeit Ramos-Vinolas poses a formidable challenge, especially on his preferred surface.