Daniel Altmaier vs Dusan Lajovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to the showdown between Altmaier and Lajovic, one might ask: who has the edge on the second serve? Over the past six months, Altmaier has captured 44.96% of points on his second serve, while Lajovic slightly outperforms with 46.29%. Such statistics often serve as reliable indicators for predicting the match outcome.

In the return game, Altmaier takes a slight lead by winning 45.34% of points on his opponent's second serve. Lajovic, in contrast, has managed 43.14%. It’s also interesting to note their performance against the first serve—Altmaier claims 22.68%, whereas Lajovic is ahead with 26.72%. These statistics can shine a light on who is likely to dominate the contest.

Under pressure, Altmaier has successfully navigated 59.26% of breakpoints, with Lajovic closely trailing at 58.02%. This measure lends itself particularly well for those who are keen on in-game betting. Meanwhile, looking at their overall performance in the past year, Altmaier's win percentage stands at 47.89%, outshining Lajovic’s 38.46%. These figures further inform predictions in the head-to-head matchup.

On their best surfaces, both players shine on clay; Altmaier enjoys a 61% win rate, just slightly ahead of Lajovic's 59%. Both struggle significantly on grass, but Lajovic more so with a mere 19% success rate compared to Altmaier’s 36%. Both players have spent substantial time on the Main tour recently, with Lajovic showcasing a stronger win percentage of 52.17% as opposed to Altmaier’s 42.86%.

Their direct encounters offer revealing insights: out of two previous meetings, Altmaier emerged victorious both times and won all four sets; their last clash occurred in Mallorca where Altmaier triumphed decisively. The average length of these matches has been 1 hour, 30 minutes, and 4 seconds, and they have yet to reach a deciding set. Moreover, Altmaier has clinched the only tiebreak they’ve played against each other.

Considering the average rank of their opponents over the last year, Altmaier generally faced lesser-ranked players (average rank of 138.23) compared to Lajovic (77.51), which could influence performance expectations. When contemplating deciding sets in broader contexts, Altmaier has a 57% win rate over the last year, compared to Lajovic’s 44%. These stats might be pivotal for predicting potential outcomes if the match extends far.

Lastly, conversion of breakpoints is imperative in stressful matches. Recently, Altmaier has converted 25.78% of his opportunities, while Lajovic capitalizes at a slightly higher rate of 30.34%. Considering all these factors, Altmaier’s stronger hold in past direct engagements and his robust performance under pressure place him on favorable grounds to seize the victory in the upcoming encounter.