Damien Wenger vs Matteo De Vincentis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the last six months, recent form statistics reveal that Wenger has demonstrated a stronger performance on the second serve, winning 45.07% of points compared to Vincentis' 41.86%. Second serve points can often project match outcomes effectively. Furthermore, in the return game stats, Wenger has managed to win 44.6% of their opponent's second serve points, while Vincentis has secured 43.18%. The first serve return statistics tell a different story, with Wenger at 27.31% and Vincentis at 37.65%, an aspect heavily influencing head-to-head encounters.

An analysis under pressure demonstrates Wenger's ability to save 53.73% of breakpoints recently, compared to Vincentis' 50%. This data can be essential for strategic in-game wagering. Historically, both players illustrate differing successes across various surfaces. Wenger's best surface is Clay, boasting a win percentage of 66% (W/L 261/135), whereas Vincentis has a similar affinity for Clay at 59% (W/L 124/85).

When considering match level, both players compete predominantly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Wenger winning 63.89% of his matches last year and Vincentis achieving 69.49%. It's important to understand that the level of competition affects these statistics. In head-to-head matchups, Wenger has a clear edge, having won the only encounter between the two with set victories of 6-3, 6-4 on clay. This previous victory might influence expectations for upcoming matches.

The average ranking of opponents over the last 12 months has Wenger competing against an average of 362.43, whereas Vincentis plays against a tougher field averaging a rank of 240.31. This suggests Vincentis might be accustomed to a higher caliber of competition. Additionally, breakpoint conversion can dictate match dynamics with Wenger converting 39.29% compared to Vincentis' more effective 52.38%.

Taking deciding sets into account, Vincentis holds a minor edge, winning 53% of deciding sets over the last year against Wenger's 44%. This experience may prove valuable should the match extend to a deciding set. In conclusion, considering these statistical insights, Vincentis may have a slight advantage based on opponent quality and breakpoint conversion, making him a favorable choice for victory in this closely contested match.