Andrea Pellegrino vs Pierre-Hugues Herbert Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the last six months, Pellegrino has secured 45.25% of points on their second serve, whereas Herbert has achieved a slightly higher success rate at 49.58%. This statistic reveals significant insight into predicting the outcome of their upcoming match due to its strong correlation with match prediction accuracy. Meanwhile, return game statistics also provide an edge in analysis, with Pellegrino winning 45.25% of their opponent's second serve points in recent form, and Herbert besting that at 48.91%. For return points on their opponent's first serve, Pellegrino excels with 28.49% against Herbert’s 21.67%.

As we assess the players under pressure, Pellegrino has saved 51.41% of breakpoints lately, whereas Herbert has been slightly better, saving 55.51% of opportunities against him, a handy stat for strategic betting. Furthermore, breakpoint conversion rates show Pellegrino capitalizing on 37.11% of opportunities, towering over Herbert’s 26.04%. In the scope of match records, over the past year, Pellegrino has a win-loss ratio of 50% (29/29), closely mirrored by Herbert at 50.79% (32/31).

A deeper look into playing surfaces illustrates that Pellegrino excels on clay, boasting a win rate of 55% throughout his career (245 wins, 199 losses), while grass is his weakest link with only 20% victories. Conversely, Herbert shows his prowess on indoor hard courts with a 62% success rate (203 wins, 125 losses), though clay has been less favorable with a 52% win rate.

Exploring their play levels, both players have predominantly participated in the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K in the past year. Here, Pellegrino has won 53.06% (26/23), while Herbert has been more successful with a 57.5% win rate (23/17). These match results are best understood in the context of the event levels these players regularly contest. When focusing on opponents' quality, Pellegrino has played against opponents with an average rank of 253.29, whereas Herbert’s adversaries averaged a higher rank of 224.02.

In scenarios where the match extends to a deciding set, Pellegrino has the upper hand, having triumphed in 70% of such games over the last 12 months. Herbert, however, stands at 59%. This data accentuates Pellegrino's resilience and better performance in critical moments. Consequently, analyzing these statistics strongly suggests that Pellegrino holds a slight overall advantage over Herbert and is more likely to emerge victorious in their forthcoming match.