Carlos Alcaraz vs Laslo Djere Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Djere's recent second serve points win rate stands at 44.58%, slightly outperforming Alcaraz's 43.02%. Does this give Djere an edge in reliability on serve? Likely, but slightly.
• In return games, Djere has recently won 43.98% of points on opponents' second serves compared to Alcaraz's 42.63%.
• However, Alcaraz has a better first serve return rate at 27.1% against Djere's 23.33%.
• Djere has a higher breakpoint save rate at 57.34%, while Alcaraz's is 53.77%, highlighting resilience under pressure for both players.
• Across the last year, Djere has won 64.52% of his matches, while Alcaraz boasts a higher win rate at 82.43%.
• Surface preference shows Djere excels on clay (67%), whereas Alcaraz performs best on grass (89%).
• Both players have played predominantly different levels; Djere at the Main tour level and Alcaraz with success at the Grand Slam level (90.48% win rate).
• The head-to-head record shows Alcaraz leading 2-0, dominant in both sets and matches.
• Djere's average opponent ranking over the last 12 months is 139.06, while Alcaraz's is significantly higher at 52.91, indicating tougher competition faced by Alcaraz.
• When matches go the distance, Alcaraz has a better record in deciding sets, winning 71% versus Djere's 48%.
• Alcaraz's breakpoint conversion rate is higher at 29.27% compared to Djere's 26.55%, a crucial factor in securing matches under pressure.

Editorial Prediction (May 10, 2025, UTC):

Based on second serve performance and return game statistics, Djere shows slight advantages, but Alcaraz is not far behind, ensuring a competitive match in serve and return dynamics.

Alcaraz demonstrates a clear upper hand when it comes to handling high-pressure situations in head-to-head comparisons and matches overall, which may prove crucial in decisive moments.

Although Djere is a strong performer on clay, Alcaraz's superior win rate and exposure to higher-ranked opponents provide him an edge, particularly in terms of experience and match conditioning.

While both players have strengths, Alcaraz's past performances, greater capability to convert breakpoints, and resilience in deciding sets make him the favorite to win this upcoming match.