Dan Added vs Louis Dussin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When delving into the recent second serve statistics, one might wonder which player has the upper hand. Over the past six months, Dan Added has successfully won 47.52% of points on their second serve, while Thomas Dussin trails with 42.47%. This specific metric bears a significant relation to predicting match outcomes, hinting at Added’s potential edge.

The return game statistics also make for a fascinating comparison. Recently, Added has secured 47.51% of points from their opponent’s second serve, whereas Dussin managed 45.02%. When examining first serve return percentages, Dussin slightly outperforms with 31.62% compared to Added's 25.82%. These metrics considerably lean in determining favoritism in their head-to-head matchups.

Let's explore each player's performance under pressure. Added has impressively defended 56.86% of breakpoints recently, compared to Dussin’s 48.08%, a critical factor for in-game predictions. Breakpoint conversion also shines a light on each competitor’s recent form: Added converts 37.66% of opportunities, while Dussin capitalizes on 30.72%.

Over the last year, Added has maintained a winning rate of 56.34% in matches (W/L 40/31), slightly below Dussin’s 61.67% (W/L 37/23). Surface preferences play a pivotal role as well. Both players perform best on hard courts, with Added winning 61% (W/L 106/67) and Dussin edging ahead at 62% (W/L 49/30). Their weaker performances emerge on grass for Added, at a mere 33% (W/L 1/2), and indoor hard for Dussin with 59% (W/L 64/45).

Analyzing the level of tournaments, Added mainly competes in the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, boasting a 59.57% win rate (W/L 28/19), while Dussin, at the same level, showcases a higher 64.29% (W/L 36/20). Such tournament experience might sway the match outcome.

Their direct head-to-head provides intriguing insights. Added leads with a 1-0 record against Dussin, having won both sets in their sole encounter, a M25 Montauban contest on clay. The average match time between these two competitors stands at 2:13:0. Although they have never reached a deciding set, Added has marginally higher success in such scenarios across all opponents with 54% wins against Dussin's 53% over the past year.

Finally, considering the quality of opponents faced over the past 12 months, Added’s average opponent rank is 450.17, while Dussin has faced slightly tougher competition with an average rank of 367.73. When drawing all these elements together, Added emerges subtly as the predicted victor in this matchup, with a blend of historical head-to-head success and slightly better overall statistics. Will these factors coalesce into a triumph for Added, or can Dussin defy the odds? The court shall decide.