Benjamin Bonzi vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the past six months, Ramos-Vinolas has secured 44.19% of points on his second serve, while Bonzi has a slightly higher performance at 47.83%. This second-serve performance is a significant indicator for predicting match outcomes.

When examining return stats for recent form, Bonzi has shown a stronger performance, winning 46.16% of his opponent's second serve points as compared to Ramos-Vinolas' 42.94%. As for first serve returns, Ramos-Vinolas has an edge with a 31.89% success rate, whereas Bonzi follows with 23.22%. These metrics are crucial in evaluating who might be favored in their head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure, Bonzi has demonstrated resilience by saving 55.45% of breakpoints recently, whereas Ramos-Vinolas has secured 52.29%. This can be a useful statistic in live betting scenarios. When it comes to break point conversion, both players have converted an equal 26.37% of their opportunities, reflecting their potential in pivotal moments of the match.

Assessing their performance over the last year, Bonzi has a stronger win rate, clinching 65.12% of matches, while Ramos-Vinolas has won 46.15%. The competition level also aligns with these figures; Bonzi's 69.81% win rate in Challengers/ITF tournaments eclipses Ramos-Vinolas' 51.16% in similar events. This provides a broad perspective on their competitive landscape.

Evaluating surface preferences, Ramos-Vinolas shows a career peak on clay with a win ratio of 61%, but struggles on grass with a 23% win rate. Bonzi, contrariwise, is most successful on grass with 65%, yet slightly less so on clay at 59%. Such surface-specific stats are particularly pertinent for match predictions.

In head-to-head contests, albeit limited, Ramos-Vinolas holds the edge with one victory over Bonzi, having won 3 sets to none. Their last encounter at the French Open in 2017 saw Ramos-Vinolas taking a decisive win with set scores of 6-2, 6-1, 6-1. Noteworthy is their average match duration of 1 hour and 24 minutes in previous meetings.

The competition level of past opponents also informs prediction. In the past 12 months, Ramos-Vinolas has faced players averaging a rank of 224.46, whereas Bonzi’s opponents averaged at 218.65 rank. Another critical point for in-depth match analysis is Ramos-Vinolas' slightly better track record in deciding sets, winning 55% over the last year, outperforming Bonzi's 53% success rate in similar scenarios.

Based on the statistical overview, Bonzi emerges as the likely victor due to his superior win percentage, consistent performance in return games, and robust second serve points won. Nevertheless, Ramos-Vinolas cannot be discounted, especially when considering surface proficiency, hence the match promises to be a captivating contest.