Clement Tabur vs Gastao Elias Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the past year, a comparative analysis of the two players reveals some insightful statistics that can help predict the outcome of their upcoming match. Tabur has won 51.52% of matches played (W/L 34/32), while Elias boasts a slightly higher win percentage with 56.34% (W/L 40/31). A detailed look at the average ranking of their opponents shows that Tabur has faced players with an average rank of 216.95, whereas Elias's opponents have had an average rank of 249.3. This indicates the different competitive levels each player has encountered.

Analyzing their second serve performance over the last six months, Tabur has won 45.4% of points, compared to Elias's 43.13%. These serve-related metrics are often closely linked to predicting match outcomes. In return stats, Elias shows a stronger performance, having won 50.9% of opponent's second serve points, as opposed to Tabur’s 45.94%. For first serve returns, Elias maintains an edge by achieving 28.04%, with Tabur close behind at 26.44%.

In terms of converting breakpoints, recent data shows Elias has been more efficient, converting 38.08%, while Tabur has achieved a conversion rate of 30.95%. This figure is particularly useful for anticipating in-game strategies. Similar to breakpoint conversion, under pressure scenarios reflect that Tabur has saved 56.76% of breakpoints, which is higher than Elias's 48.77%.

Considering their performance on different surfaces, Tabur excels on hard courts with a career win percentage of 67% (W/L 84/41) but struggles on grass (0% win rate, W/L 0/1). Conversely, Elias's best performance is on clay surfaces, holding a 58% win rate (W/L 366/270), but also underperforms on grass, winning 25% of matches (W/L 3/9). Both players primarily compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, where Tabur has achieved a win rate of 50% (W/L 26/26), and Elias 47.17% (W/L 25/28).

If the match goes into a deciding set, Elias shows a superior record, winning 58% of such sets over the past year, compared to Tabur's 38%. Based on these comparative statistics, Elias appears to have a slight edge in this upcoming match due to his better performance in return games, higher breakpoint conversion rate, and stronger deciding set record.