Alvaro Guillen Meza vs Gustavo Ribeiro De Almeida Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the second serve performance over the last six months, Almeida has outshone Meza by winning 45.09% of points compared to Meza's 39.67%. This metric is particularly significant when predicting match outcomes, as it can dictate the pace and control of the game.

A closer look at return game stats reveals that Meza has secured 50% of their opponent's second serve points, slightly edging out Almeida, who has won 47.9%. In first serve return stats, Meza again leads with 32.28%, whereas Almeida follows with 29.03%. These figures often help forecast the favored player in head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure, Meza has demonstrated the ability to save 53.9% of breakpoints, surpassing Almeida's 47.03%. This can be a decisive factor for in-game betting as it highlights the players' resilience during critical moments. Furthermore, the recent performance on breakpoint conversion shows Meza converting 38.92% of opportunities while Almeida stands at 27.01%, providing a strategic advantage in breaking serves.

In terms of overall match performance within the past year, Almeida holds a slight edge by winning 58.97% of their matches compared to Meza's 56.72%. Additionally, the surface seems to favor both players on Clay, with Meza achieving a career win rate of 60% and Almeida 51%. However, both have struggled on other surfaces, notably with a 0% win rate on Hard surfaces.

Examining the level of opponents faced, Almeida has competed against players with an average rank of 276.18, a slightly tougher field compared to Meza's average opponent rank of 295.12 over the last year. Deciding set performance leans in Almeida's favor as well, with a 50% win rate compared to Meza’s 40% in all matches played on tour.

When considering tournament level participation, Meza has predominantly played in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, winning 52.83% of matches. In contrast, Almeida has ventured more into Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with a winning rate of 61.76%. This experience level may influence the complexity and competition they are accustomed to.

Given the aforementioned statistical insights, Almeida appears to hold an upper hand in this matchup. Their consistent edge in second serve performance, breakpoint conversion in tense moments, and strength against higher-ranked players suggest that Almeida is likely to secure a victory in the upcoming match.