Andrey Chepelev vs Thomas Faurel Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent second serve performances, Chepelev has secured 41.39% of points on their second serve over the past six months, whereas Faurel has won 38.69% of similar points. These statistics often reflect on match prediction accuracy, offering insights into likely outcomes.

Regarding return game statistics, Chepelev has won 45.38% of their opponent's second serve points in recent performances, while Faurel has excelled with 47.81%. Analysts often utilize the first serve return stats, where Chepelev holds 31.6% and Faurel close behind at 31.3%, to determine the favored player in head-to-head matchups.

In terms of dealing with pressure, Chepelev has saved 46.58% of breakpoints, surpassing Faurel who has saved 42.37%. Such in-game statistics can be crucial for betting predictions as they indicate resilience under critical points.

Over the span of the last year, Chepelev has a win rate of 52.94% (with a W/L record of 36/32), compared to Faurel's slightly higher win rate of 54.55% (W/L 18/15). This win/loss ratio gives a comparative perspective on both players' performance levels.

Surface performance reveals Chepelev has the highest win percentage on Clay at 61% (W/L 414/269) and the lowest on Indoor hard courts at 29% (W/L 2/5). Conversely, Faurel's strongest surface is Hard courts with a 57% win rate (W/L 4/3), while their weakest is Indoor hard at 40% (W/L 2/3).

Both players have concentrated their efforts in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K over the last year. Chepelev has managed to win 52.94% of his matches, while Faurel has achieved a higher win rate of 58.06% in the same category. The caliber of opponents faced has been comparable; Chepelev's opponents had an average rank of 79.79, whilst those of Faurel had an average rank of 84.82.

When matches reach a deciding set, Chepelev has been victorious in 63% of such situations over the last 12 months, a stark contrast to Faurel's 30%. This statistic is particularly useful for live betting predictions during a match.

Chepelev and Faurel's breakpoint conversion rates are also a significant consideration. Chepelev has converted 36.7% of these opportunities recently, while Faurel is close behind at 34.83%. These figures are vital for in-game live betting scenarios when either player faces a breakpoint chance.

Considering the array of statistics analyzed, including second serve performance, breakpoint handling, and surfaces proficiency, Chepelev appears to have a slight edge in this matchup and is likely to emerge victorious.