Charlie Robertson vs Max Benaim Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How crucial is second serve performance in predicting match outcomes? Robertson has recently secured 44.79% of points on their second serve. Benaim edges this with a slightly higher 45.71%. This stat can significantly influence the accuracy of match outcomes. In return games, the stats become more telling. Robertson has captured 42.62% of their opponent's second serve points, while Benaim has dominated with 51.6%. Additionally, first serve return stats favor Benaim, who has won 27.66% compared to Robertson's 22.55%.

When under pressure, who thrives? Robertson has saved 61.9% of breakpoints in their recent games. Meanwhile, Benaim has shown resilience, saving 63.77% of breakpoints. A useful metric for those betting on game predictions. If we look at overall performance in the past year, Robertson has not recorded any wins, going 0/4. In contrast, Benaim's win rate stands at 52.5% with a balanced 21/19 record.

What about court surfaces? Robertson exhibits a stronger performance on indoor hard courts with a 56% win rate. On the other hand, they struggle on hard courts, managing only a 33% win rate. Benaim shines on hard courts with a 54% success rate but falters on grass, holding a 0% win rate. Considering these stats and player levels, Robertson mainly competes in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with no wins recorded. Benaim competes at the same level, boasting a 52.5% win rate.

Direct encounters between the two show an interesting pattern. Their past clashes reveal Robertson's dominance, having won their only encounter convincingly 6-3, 6-2 at the M 25 Glasgow on 22-10-2023. Surprisingly, neither has won a deciding set against each other and no tiebreaks have been played. Robertson's opponents over the last year had an average rank of 322.75, while Benaim faced tougher opponents with an average rank of 103.4.

In terms of breakpoint conversion, Robertson, impressively, converted 71.43% of the opportunities, overshadowing Benaim's 46.67%. Composure in crucial game moments can tilt the result either way. If the match progresses into a deciding set, Benaim's 50% win rate over the last year might prove advantageous against Robertson's 0%. With the stats in mind, the prediction leans towards Benaim, who seems poised to clinch victory.