Anastasia Bertacchi vs Gaia Maduzzi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the statistics from the last six months reveals intriguing insights into the upcoming tennis match between Bertacchi and Maduzzi. Bertacchi has won 35.16% of his second serve points, whereas Maduzzi stands slightly ahead, having secured 39.27% of his points on the second serve. This statistic has a strong correlation with match prediction accuracy, suggesting Maduzzi might have a slight edge.

In terms of return game efficiency, Bertacchi has won 49.45% of his opponent's second serve points, with Maduzzi again outperforming with 52.44%. When observing first serve return points, Bertacchi has claimed 34.51% to Maduzzi’s 35.63%. These percentages are essential in determining the favored player in head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure, the ability to save breakpoints becomes critical. Bertacchi manages to save 44.07% of breakpoints, whereas Maduzzi exhibits strength here as well, saving 51.24%. Breakpoint conversion statistics display Bertacchi converting 30.87% of opportunities, with Maduzzi again leading at 45.71%, indicating a critical advantage during crucial moments.

Examining performance over the last year, Bertacchi boasts a higher match win percentage at 58.93% (W/L 33/23), while Maduzzi's stands at 47.37% (W/L 9/10). Notably, both players have achieved their best career surface winning percentages on clay, although Bertacchi excels more at 66% (W/L 21/11), compared to Maduzzi's 47% (W/L 7/8).

Their play at the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments has been distinct, with Bertacchi achieving a 60.47% win rate (W/L 26/17), while Maduzzi has a lower winning percentage of 46.67% (W/L 7/8). The quality of opponents each player has faced over the past year also varies, with Bertacchi facing players with an average rank of 255.2, contrasting with Maduzzi’s aversive rank of 348.79.

In direct head-to-head encounters, Maduzzi has emerged victorious in their sole previous matchup, which took place at W 35 Solarino, where he defeated Bertacchi with a decisive 6-0, 6-3 win. Their past match lasted an average of 1:19:23, although no tiebreaks or deciding sets transpired. Notably, if this match were to extend to a deciding set, historical data shows Bertacchi with a better track record, having won 67% of such sets compared to Maduzzi's 20%.

Taking all the statistics into consideration, including Maduzzi's superior performance in core areas such as breakpoints saved and converted, and a slightly better historical head-to-head record, the data suggests that Maduzzi is the likely candidate to win the upcoming match against Bertacchi.