Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Mattia Bellucci Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, the performance on the second serve has been quite telling in comparing the abilities of Ramos-Vinolas and Bellucci. Ramos-Vinolas has successfully won 44.15% of points on his second serve, while Bellucci has managed 42.25%. This stat is often indicative of the player's overall match performance and can correlate highly with prediction accuracy.

Return game statistics further reveal distinctions between these two players. Recently, Ramos-Vinolas has won 42.58% of points on his opponents' second serve, surpassing Bellucci, who has won 40.8% in the same scenario. When it comes to first serve returns, Ramos-Vinolas has achieved 30.66%, which is noticeably higher than Bellucci's 22.32%. These figures provide a clear edge in favoring Ramos-Vinolas in their head-to-head comparisons.

Analyzing their ability under pressure, Ramos-Vinolas has saved 53.28% of breakpoints, while Bellucci shows a slightly superior rate of 54.39%. This can be crucial for in-game betting predictions. Moreover, the conversion rate of breakpoints reflects a significant aspect of their gameplay. Ramos-Vinolas has converted 29.13% of his breakpoint opportunities against opponents, whereas Bellucci has done so with a lower rate of 23.64%.

Considering their overall performance in the last year, Ramos-Vinolas has won 44.9% of his matches, presenting a win-loss record of 22/27. On the other hand, Bellucci has won 60.92% of his matches, documenting a win-loss tally of 53/34. Such statistics give a comprehensive overview of their head-to-head prediction.

Regarding surface preferences, Ramos-Vinolas has demonstrated his best performance on clay with a win percentage of 61% (574/372), which indicates a favorable outcome should the match be played on clay. Bellucci, however, performs best on hard surfaces with a victory rate of 66% (135/69). Analyzing the competitive environment, Ramos-Vinolas has predominantly played in Challengers/ITF tournaments, securing a 51.22% win rate. Bellucci, having participated in similar tournament levels, displays a slightly higher win rate of 55.88%.

The quality of opponents both players have faced also offers insights into their competitive readiness. Ramos-Vinolas has played against opponents with an average rank of 229.86 over the past year, compared to Bellucci's opponents averaging a rank of 159.75. In deciding sets, Bellucci again holds an advantage with a 54% win rate, in contrast to Ramos-Vinolas' 50% over the last 12 months.

Taking into account current event stats and past performance, Ramos-Vinolas appears better equipped to exploit in-game opportunities, especially in surfaces where he excels. Despite Bellucci's higher overall and recent win percentages, the specific attributes and current form of Ramos-Vinolas provide a compelling case for predicting a victory in this matchup.