Carlos Taberner vs Marton Fucsovics Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In comparing second serve performance in the past six months, Taberner has successfully secured 46.97% of points from his second serve, whereas Fucsovics closely follows with 46.01%. This particular statistic is highly indicative of potential match outcomes. Examining their return game performances, Taberner has shown superiority by winning 45.7% of his opponents' second serve points, in contrast to Fucsovics's 39.72% in recent times. Additionally, the return stats for first serve highlight Taberner's domination, with a 29.35% win over his rival's 25.28%. These figures provide valuable insight into who might be favored in this head-to-head encounter.

Both players exhibit unique strengths under match pressure. Taberner has managed to save 52.65% of breakpoints recently, while Fucsovics marginally outperforms him with a 53.66% breakpoint saving rate. This statistic can significantly influence in-game betting strategies. When considering their overall performance, Taberner has an annual match win rate of 60.71% (51 wins and 33 losses), slightly trailing Fucsovics, who has won 63.27% of his matches (31 wins and 18 losses). Such data outlines the overall head-to-head prediction landscape.

Surface preference is an essential aspect of predicting match outcomes. Taberner's most successful surface has been clay, boasting a win percentage of 64% (398 wins to 221 losses), whereas his performance on grass is less favorable, with just a 25% win rate (1 win to 3 losses). Fucsovics excels on indoor hard courts with a 58% win rate (123 wins to 90 losses), but his least effective surface is hard courts, where he holds a 57% win rate (153 wins to 114 losses).

The event level each player has participated in also holds implications for the match prediction. Over the past year, Taberner has predominantly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments with prize pools exceeding $10K, achieving a 60.76% win rate (48 wins to 31 losses). Conversely, Fucsovics has participated mainly in main tour events, enjoying a win rate of 68.18% (15 wins to 7 losses). The quality of opponents faced further differentiates their experiences; in the past year, Taberner's opponents had an average rank of 279.92, whereas Fucsovics faced competitors with an average rank of 147.1.

Regarding deciding set outcomes, both players display a balanced performance, each winning 50% of deciding sets over the last year of matches. A factor that could be crucial if the upcoming match extends to a final set. Additionally, Taberner's break point conversion rate stands at 30.46%, surpassing Fucsovics, who has only converted 22.12% of his break point opportunities recently, suggesting a potential edge for Taberner.

Considering these statistics, including serve, return, surface preference, event level, and break point performance, the forecast slightly favors Fucsovics due to his higher overall win percentage and stronger performance on higher-level events. However, Taberner's strengths in return games and break point conversion could lead to a highly competitive match. Ultimately, Fucsovics appears to have a narrow advantage based on these data-driven insights.