Andrea Picchione vs Andrey Chepelev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When predicting the potential winner between Andrea Picchione and Mikhail Chepelev, do second serve statistics hold the key to uncovering the favorite? In the last six months, Picchione has won 44.69% of points on his second serve, surpassing Chepelev's 40.99%. This metric often plays a pivotal role in determining match outcomes. But what about their ability to return serve? On their opponent's second serve, Picchione has captured 46.34% of points, marginally outperforming Chepelev’s 45.47%. Yet, the difference becomes less pronounced on first-serve returns, with Chepelev edging by 31.33% to Picchione's 31.14%.

Pressure situations often reveal a player's true resilience. While Picchione has successfully saved 48.3% of breakpoints against him recently, Chepelev is not far behind with a 46.31% conversion rate. Such statistics are crucial for those looking into in-game betting predictions. Additionally, Picchione’s victories over the past year stand at 64.47%, compared to Chepelev’s 51.52%, indicating a solid performance track that could hint at a likely winner.

Examining their preferred surfaces, Picchione shines on grass with a notable 67% win rate, whereas Chepelev excels on clay, boasting a 60% winning record. Interestingly, both players hit their lowest win percentages on indoor hard courts. As for their player level over the last year, both have predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments. Still, Picchione has the upper hand with a 75.56% win rate, contrasting sharply with Chepelev's 51.52%.

Their direct head-to-head encounters also provide insightful patterns. They have faced each other once, a clash edged by Picchione with a 6-4, 1-6, 7-6(4) victory in a tense semifinal at the M 15 Caslano on clay. In the sole tiebreak played, Picchione emerged victorious. With these factors into play, if a deciding set occurs, Picchione’s 50% success in those scenarios meets Chepelev’s slightly superior 60% overall match stat.

Lastly, while discussing break point conversions, an aspect often scrutinized for live betting, Chepelev clinches 37.93% versus Picchione's 35.09%. Taken together, while Chepelev might have the edge in some aspects, the head-to-head familiarity and recent form favor Picchione to edge out another win.