Carlos Alcaraz vs Francisco Cerundolo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Brace yourself for a showdown where serves, returns, and breakpoint saves tell the tale! Recent statistics show Alcaraz has managed to win 43.54% of points on their second serve. Meanwhile, Cerundolo boasts a slightly better performance with 45.33%. They say numbers never lie, especially when these digits directly correlate with match predictions.

Prepare to return to sender—Alcaraz has been swiping a respectable 41.92% of points from their opponent’s second serves lately. Not to be outdone, Cerundolo returns with a zesty flourish, claiming 44.82%. As for their first-serve returns, it’s an epic showdown on par with an opening set tiebreak, with Alcaraz grabbing 25.62% and Cerundolo at 25.83%. Let’s just say if this match were a movie, the trailer would have a lot of bouncing balls...

When push comes to shove, and breakpoints are under pressure, Cerundolo coolly saves the day 55.02% of the time compared to Alcaraz’s heroic 53.21%. A stat that’s certain to provide juicy in-game betting fodder when things get heated! Across their careers, the two have battled it out three times. Two went Alcaraz's way, while Cerundolo pocketed one victory—like siblings squabbling over the TV remote.

Performance-wise, Alcaraz wins an impressive 80.6% of their matches in the last year, strutting around with a W/L of 54/13. Cerundolo, skating by with 61.11%, must be banking on some clay court magic (his turf feasting on a 70% win rate) against Alcaraz, whose grass surface reigns supreme with an 89% record. Meanwhile, Alcaraz’s grass prowess is as bright as a lawnmower commercial!

The stage, however, may favor Alcaraz when counting the level of their matches; he's been crushing it at Grand Slams like a kid in a candy store, winning 90.48% of matchups. Cerundolo, with his Main tour presence, claims victories at 57.58%. Even the great Nostradamus would scribble Alcaraz’s name as the favorite, given opponent quality differences—Alcaraz’s competition averaging ranks 120.96 while Cerundolo faces stiffer challenges, averaging 66.74 in opponent rank.

On the brink of endless tie-breaks and deciding sets matching the drama of a Shakespeare classic, they’ve merely ventured into one tiebreak battle with Alcaraz winning. Deciding sets have become Alcaraz’s playground, claiming 63% over the last year, leaving Cerundolo behind with 45%. And when it’s about break point crunch time, Cerundolo seizes opportunities 28.49% of the time, barely besting Alcaraz’s noble 27.59%.

This tennis tango seems to twirl in favor of Alcaraz whose storied past performance adds a little magic dust to his stats, suggesting that he’s likely to dance away with the win. The stats may speak quietly, but they have a thunderous prediction: Advantage, Alcaraz!