Alejo Sanchez Quilez vs Jorge Plans Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, Alejo Sanchez Quilez has demonstrated a slight edge in second-serve performance, winning 43.44% of points, compared to Ander Plans' 40.51%. This statistic is often a reliable indicator of match outcomes.

Looking at their return game capabilities, Quilez has secured 47.02% of points on his opponent's second serve, while Plans has managed 50.88%. However, when combined with first serve return statistics, Plans holds an edge with 34.11%, compared to Quilez's 31.36%. These stats have substantial implications for determining the favorite in their head-to-head matchup.

Over the last year, Quilez and Plans have been performing variably at different tournament levels. Quilez has played predominantly at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, achieving a 50% win rate, while Plans has fared slightly better with a 59.09% win rate in similar settings. This makes Plans the stronger contender when considering the context of the tournaments.

Quilez's past matchup against Plans in the M 25 Roda de Bara showcased his dominance, as he secured a straightforward win in two sets, 6-4, 6-2. The duration of their matches averages 1 hour and 29 minutes, providing an estimate for those predicting match lengths.

Considering career performances on different surfaces, Quilez's best results occur on hard courts with a win percentage of 60%, whereas Plans exhibits his strongest performance on hard courts as well with a 57% win rate. These statistics reflect their comfort level and proficiency on specific surfaces.

Break point analysis highlights Quilez's superior proficiency at converting break opportunities, achieving a 37.82% conversion rate as opposed to Plans' 27.27%. This stat becomes crucial during in-game betting when evaluating the potential to break serves.

Under pressure, Quilez has demonstrated the ability to save 54.9% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Plans, who saves 53.13%. Again, these figures are predictive for in-game scenarios.

Taking into account overall match performance, Quilez's win rate over the past year stands at 49.23% (32/33 win/loss record), while Plans boasts a superior 57.78% (26/19 win/loss record), indicating Plans' advantage in this statistical comparison.

Given the detailed statistics, Quilez's strong past performance against Plans, combined with his superior breakpoint conversion rate and prior victory on hard courts, suggests that he is likely to continue his winning streak in their upcoming encounter. Nonetheless, Plans' overall recent form must not be underestimated in the prediction model.