Alejandro Moro Canas vs Remy Bertola Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent form of Canas and Bertola, it is evident that Canas holds a significant advantage in several statistical categories, particularly their ability to win points on the second serve. Over the past six months, Canas has managed to secure 40% of points on their second serve, whereas Bertola has not managed to win any. This aspect of the second serve points has been strongly linked to predicting match outcomes.

The returning game stats further favor Canas, who has claimed 31.25% of their opponent’s second serve points in recent performances. Bertola, by contrast, has not captured any points in this area. When assessing the return on first serve points, Canas has scored 18.42% compared to Bertola’s unchanged 0%, highlighting a discrepancy that could prove pivotal in this head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure, Canas continues to display resilience. With a success rate of 66.67% in saving break points, they far outshine Bertola, who has saved none. This statistic is particularly useful for those interested in in-game betting predictions.

Canas’s performance overview over the last year presents a mixed picture: a win rate of 25% (W/L 1/3), starkly contrasted against Bertola's perfect win record of 100% (W/L 2/0). A dive into surface preferences shows Canas favoring clay, with a 50% win rate (W/L 1/1), while Bertola appears adept on indoor hard courts, also boasting a 100% (W/L 2/0).

In terms of the level at which they have been competing, Canas has participated primarily on the Main Tour, with a modest 33.33% win rate (W/L 1/2), whereas Bertola has thrived in the Davis/Fed Cup, winning both matches played. The caliber of their opponents has been quite similar, with Canas facing competitors averaging a rank of 200.75 and Bertola slightly lower at 200.5.

Looking at deciding set performance, Canas falls short, having not won any deciding sets over the last year, while Bertola has maintained a 100% success rate when matches extend to this stage. Additionally, when it comes to breakpoint conversion, Canas has capitalized on 50% of opportunities, whereas Bertola has yet to convert any, a crucial statistic for live betting enthusiasts.

Considering all these statistics—particularly Canas’s strength under pressure, on returning second serves, and in converting breakpoints—Canas appears more likely to emerge victorious in the impending match against Bertola.