Andres Martin vs Chris Rodesch Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In analyzing the current form for second serve performance over the last six months, Martin has secured 42.86% of their points from second serves, while Rodesch has claimed 46.52%. This statistic plays a significant role in predicting match outcomes. Additionally, the performance on return games illustrates Martin winning 44.65% of their opponent's points from second serves, whereas Rodesch has a slight edge with 45.66%. For first serve returns, Martin outperforms with 29.74% over Rodesch's 26.05% score. These figures are crucial in forecasting which player is favored in this head-to-head showdown.

Evaluating pressure handling capabilities, Martin has managed to save 51.53% of breakpoints in recent times, compared to Rodesch’s 55.69%, providing key insights for real-time betting. In the broader performance perspective, spanning the last year, Martin has captured victory in 62.5% of their matches (record 40 wins, 24 losses), whereas Rodesch boasts a higher win rate at 78.31% (65 wins, 18 losses), furnishing an overall predictive profile.

When considering surface preferences, Martin's best record comes on hard courts at a 62% win rate, contrasting with a lower 57% on clay. In comparison, Rodesch has an outstanding 83% victory rate on hard surfaces yet a lesser 53% on indoor hard courts. Analyzing player level, Martin has predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events over the past year, winning 67.74% (21 wins, 10 losses). Meanwhile, Rodesch has played mostly in the same tournament category but with a higher success rate of 89.36% (42 wins, 5 losses), a variable that highly influences the perceived favorite.

Assessing the quality of opponents faced, Martin has had competitors with an average rank of 379.7, whereas Rodesch’s opponents had an average rank of 391.01 over the past year, slightly indicating Rodesch faced marginally lesser-ranked opposition. In scenarios progressing to a deciding set, Martin has achieved victories in 58% of these situations, while Rodesch excels with an 80% win rate, underscoring their prowess in high-pressure deciders.

When examining break point conversion, Martin has recently transformed 36.81% of opportunities, compared to Rodesch’s 30.81%. This metric provides strategic insight for live betting scenarios. Considering all the statistics, Rodesch seems poised to have the competitive edge over Martin in the upcoming match, given their more favorable recent performances and historical data.