Carlos Alcaraz vs Ethan Quinn Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing second serve performance can yield significant insights into match outcomes. Over the past six months, Quinn has shown a slight edge by winning 47.75% of points on their second serve compared to Alcaraz's 42.57%. Return game performance further highlights strengths and weaknesses, with Quinn capturing 45.54% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Alcaraz achieved 42.24%. Conversely, on first serve returns, Alcaraz has a marginal lead with a 26.82% success rate, while Quinn stands at 25%.

Breaking down under-pressure scenarios, Alcaraz demonstrates slightly superior resilience by saving 53.7% of breakpoints in recent matches, compared to Quinn's 52.98%. Additionally, when examining the conversion of breakpoints, Alcaraz converts 27.63% of opportunities, edging past Quinn's 26.58%. These statistics are particularly useful for in-game left FieldLive betting strategies.

Looking at performance over the past year, Alcaraz has secured victories in 81.94% of his matches, with a win-loss record of 59-13. In contrast, Quinn has won 58.23% of matches played, holding a win-loss record of 46-33. It is crucial to consider the quality of competition faced; Alcaraz has generally encountered opponents with an average ranking of 53.82, while Quinn's adversaries averaged a ranking of 232.81.

Surface preferences shed light on their potential effectiveness on various terrains. Alcaraz excels on Grass, boasting an 89% win rate (24-3), while his weakest surface is Indoor Hard (70%, W/L 30-13). For Quinn, Indoor Hard courts are the most favorable (61%, W/L 27-17), with Clay being the least favorable (48%, W/L 11-12).

Furthermore, evaluating the caliber of events each player predominantly competes in reinforces Alcaraz's experience at a higher competitive level. He has played extensively on the Masters series, securing a win rate of 72.73% (W/L 16-6), whereas Quinn has mostly participated in Challengers and ITF tournaments over $10K, with a 57.14% win rate (W/L 28-21). Alcaraz also displays notable proficiency in tight situations by winning 68% of deciding sets over the last 12 months, surpassing Quinn's 59%.

Considering these statistics holistically, Alcaraz emerges as the favored candidate, leveraged by a combination of superior match-winning percentages across most parameters, higher quality of opponents faced, and a stronger track record in more prestigious tournaments. These aspects collectively enhance his prospects for prevailing in their upcoming encounter.