Aziz Dougaz vs Eliakim Coulibaly Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of second serve performance in recent form (last six months), Dougaz has secured 46.24% of points on his second serve, compared to Coulibaly's 39.18%. This statistic strongly influences match prediction accuracy. Additionally, Dougaz has demonstrated a capacity to save 60.67% of breakpoints, whereas Coulibaly has managed to save 45.73% in similar situations, providing valuable insight for in-game betting predictions.

A look at return game stats shows that Dougaz has seized 42.87% of his opponent's second serve points in recent matches, while Coulibaly has been more successful with 48.48%. For first serve returns, Dougaz has won 26.05% and Coulibaly 27.5%. These figures hint at who might be favored in their head-to-head encounters. Notably, during a breakpoint opportunity, Dougaz has a conversion rate of 27.36%, whereas Coulibaly has capitalized on 34.01% of such opportunities.

Over the past year, Dougaz has won 57.14% of his matches (W/L 48/36), in contrast to Coulibaly's superior record of winning 72.97% (W/L 54/20). Although both players have their best surface win percentage on Hard courts, Dougaz has a 61% win record (W/L 235/148) while Coulibaly excels with 73% (W/L 145/53). On surfaces they struggle with, Dougaz has a 0% record on Grass (W/L 0/2) and Coulibaly a 52% win record on Clay (W/L 17/16).

When examining player performance relative to tournament levels over the past year, Dougaz has mostly competed in Challengers/ITF events over $10K, achieving a 54.05% win rate (W/L 20/17). Coulibaly, however, has primarily participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF events, with remarkable success, boasting an 81.4% win rate (W/L 35/8). The comparison between players must account for the level of competition faced.

Head-to-head, Dougaz has struggled against Coulibaly, losing both matches they have contested. Overall, they have played five sets, with Dougaz winning one set and Coulibaly four. Their latest clash was in the semifinals at M 15 Monastir on September 24, 2022, where Coulibaly triumphed with scores of 6-4, 2-6, 6-3 on a Hard court. In extreme pressure situations like tiebreaks, Dougaz has not won any of their encounters, with Coulibaly victorious in their sole tiebreak.

Analyzing matches that extend to a deciding set, Dougaz has clinched 43% of these over the past year, whereas Coulibaly has proved more resilient, winning 67%. Furthermore, Dougaz has been up against opponents with an average rank of 315.61, while Coulibaly has faced those averaging 418.24 in ranking, indicating a slight difference in opponent quality strength.

Given these statistics and recent form, Coulibaly appears to have the upper hand for the upcoming match, with stronger head-to-head results and better conversion on key opportunities, along with a higher overall win percentage. Coulibaly is therefore favored to win based on these comprehensive metrics.