Aleksandar Kovacevic vs Tomas Martin Etcheverry Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of second serve performance over the past six months, Kovacevic has secured 49.24% of points, while Etcheverry's performance stands at 45.39%. This metric, strongly linked to match prediction precision, highlights Kovacevic's slight edge in recent form. Analyzing return game statistics, Kovacevic has captured 47.65% of his opponent's second serve points, contrasting with Etcheverry's 44.02%. For first serve returns, Kovacevic has won 20.44% of these points, while Etcheverry has managed 24.49%, providing insight into potential favoritism in their head-to-head confrontation.

Break point conversion rates show Kovacevic with a 29.37% success rate, compared to Etcheverry's 23.57%, indicating a higher efficiency for Kovacevic during breakpoint opportunities. Under pressure, Kovacevic has saved 58.4% of breakpoints, closely mirroring Etcheverry's 58.59%, a significant statistic for in-game wagering predictions.

Assessing past performance, Kovacevic has won 49.28% of matches in the last year with a win-loss record of 34/35, whereas Etcheverry eclipses him slightly with a 51.47% win rate (35/33). As for surface strengths, Kovacevic excels on indoor hard courts with a 60% win rate (53/35), and performs least effectively on grass at 31% (4/9). Meanwhile, Etcheverry thrives on clay surfaces with a 66% win rate (295/151) and struggles on grass with 27% (3/8).

In the realm of player level, both have spent the majority of their matches on the Main tour in the last year. Kovacevic boasts a win rate of 50% (16/16) against Etcheverry's 51.52% (17/16), revealing their similar experience level on this highly competitive stage. However, the level of their competition differs; over the past 12 months, Kovacevic's opponents averaged a ranking of 166.51, while Etcheverry's opponents were stronger, averaging a rank of 88.21.

Lastly, deciding set performance reveals that Kovacevic has a slight advantage, winning 50% of these crucial sets compared to Etcheverry's 44% over the previous year. Taking all these statistics into account, Kovacevic appears to be the favored player to win based on recent performance metrics, breakpoint efficiency, and experience in clutch situations.