Andrea Vavassori vs Zsombor Piros Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

An analytical examination of the current form and performance metrics between Vavassori and Piros reveals significant insights into their impending match. Vavassori, in recent form over the past six months, has secured 46.75% of points on his second serve, slightly outperforming Piros, who has achieved 44.36%. Such a statistic holds high predictive value when determining potential match outcomes.

When scrutinizing return game statistics, Vavassori has won 42.68% of points on opponents' second serves. In comparison, Piros has a slight edge, winning 44.68% of those points in recent outings. Furthermore, when examining first serve return percentages, Piros again surpasses Vavassori, with figures standing at 28.95% to 25.74%. These return statistics strongly contribute to identifying a likely favorite in head-to-head matchups.

Examining their abilities under pressure, Vavassori has successfully saved 57.01% of breakpoints faced, contrasting with Piros, who has managed to save a mere 50%. This aspect proves crucial for real-time betting forecasts. Over the past year, Piros has won a slightly higher percentage of matches played, 53.33%, compared to Vavassori's 52%, lending additional weight to the comparative analysis of their capabilities.

Surface performance provides further differentiation between the two competitors. Vavassori boasts a 60% win rate on hard courts, demonstrating a proficiency on this surface, whereas his performance declines significantly on grass. In contrast, Piros excels on clay with a win rate of 65%, but shows a relative weakness on hard surfaces, winning just 52% of matches.

While both players have predominantly competed in Challenger/ITF tournaments worth over $10K in the past year, Vavassori exhibits a superior performance rate, winning 75% of such matches, compared to Piros, who secured victory in 58% of these encounters. The level of tournaments they've participated in inevitably plays a role when interpreting these statistics.

In their head-to-head history, Piros holds a 1-0 advantage, having triumphed in their sole encounter at the Roseto Degli Abruzzi 2 Challenger. The match, which extended to three sets, saw Piros secure a scoreline of 5-7, 6-4, 6-0. Additionally, Vavassori's decisiveness in final sets is notable, as he has won 58% of deciding sets over the past year, exceeding Piros's 44% win rate in similar situations.

When considering opponent ranking, Vavassori has faced competitors with an average rank of 173.92, while Piros has confronted adversaries averaging a rank of 278.32, highlighting disparities in the quality of opposition. Moreover, Piros displays a more effective break point conversion rate at 33.78% compared to Vavassori’s 24.56%, an essential factor for live betting enthusiasts during breakpoint scenarios.

In light of these statistics and performance insights, Piros appears favored to clinch victory in their upcoming match, given his historical success in direct confrontations, superior return capabilities, and effective break point execution.