Daniel De Jonge vs Ismael Soussi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months reveals that Soussi has a slight edge, winning 44.89% of points compared to Jonge's 40.74%. This figure is often a significant predictor of match outcomes. In terms of return game statistics, Soussi also leads with a success rate of 52.38% in winning points on opponents' second serves. Jonge, on the other hand, has achieved a 47.38% success rate in this category.

When evaluating first serve return points, Soussi has been successful in winning 28.77%, while Jonge has managed 24.71%. This performance difference becomes crucial in determining favorites in head-to-head encounters. Additionally, understanding player performance under pressure displays Jonge's resilience, as they save 54.49% of breakpoints faced. Meanwhile, Soussi has a breakpoint save rate of 47.83%, an essential metric for live betting scenarios.

Examining overall match performance over the past year provides more insights. Jonge has emerged victorious in 55.32% of their encounters (win/loss ratio of 26/21), whereas Soussi's record is 30.77% (win/loss ratio of 4/9). Review of playing surfaces underscores that Jonge thrives on indoor hard courts with a 64% win rate. Conversely, Soussi’s best surface win rate stands at 44% on indoor hard. Both players struggle on clay, as evident from Jonge's 53% and Soussi's 0% win rates on this surface.

Delving into player level comparisons shows that both Jonge and Soussi primarily compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments priced at $10K. Jonge's superior win percentage at this level demonstrates greater consistency. In terms of the quality of opposition, Jonge has faced adversaries with an average rank of 338.4, whereas Soussi's opponents average a rank of 162.31, indicating a relative disparity in competition level.

Deciding set performance favors Jonge, who has triumphed in 56% of close encounters over the past year, outshining Soussi, who has only managed to win 25%. Analyzing breakpoint conversion rates further highlights Jonge’s efficiency, converting 31.58% of these chances, compared to Soussi's comparable figure of 32.56%.

Given these statistics, the analytical odds tilt toward Jonge securing victory in the forthcoming match. Jonge's consistency, coupled with Soussi's variable performance across various metrics, suggests that Jonge is better positioned to emerge as the winner.