Daniel Altmaier vs Chak Lam Coleman Wong Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In assessing the predictions for the upcoming tennis match, analyzing second serve performance is crucial. Wong recently has secured 47.21% of points on his second serve, whereas Altmaier has achieved 45.84% in this area. The significance of this statistic is well-correlated with match prediction accuracy.

On the other hand, return game statistics provide an insightful view in comparing these players. Recently, Wong has claimed 43.17% of his opponents' second-serve points. Altmaier, exceeding slightly, has managed to win 46.35%. When it comes to first-serve returns, Wong leads with 23.55% against Altmaier's 22.55%. These figures are pivotal in determining the likely favorite in this head-to-head matchup.

Furthermore, under pressure analysis reveals Wong has saved 55.98% of breakpoints, while Altmaier slightly outperforms with a 59.49% save rate. This is a vital statistic for in-game betting predictions. Breakpoint conversion rates show Wong has converted 21.94% of his opportunities recently, contrasted with Altmaier's 25.71%, offering insights into each player's ability to capitalize under pressure.

Concerning surface performance, Wong's career win percentage is highest on hard courts at 59%, while he struggles on grass with a 0% win rate. Altmaier, however, performs best on clay, winning 61% of his matches, but like Wong, has had challenges on grass with a 36% success rate.

In terms of recent match performance, Wong has won 50.65% of his games over the past year (W/L 39/38), whereas Altmaier claims a win rate of 48.65% (W/L 36/38). This performance overview contributes to the overall head-to-head prediction between the two players.

Player level performance indicates Wong predominantly competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 54.24% of his matches, whereas Altmaier plays mainly on the Main tour, achieving a 42.86% win rate. This distinction reflects on the relative quality of opposition, with the average rank of Wong's opponents at 253.57, compared to Altmaier's 135.59 over the past year.

Deciding set performances are particularly notable for their live prediction potential; both players have won 58% of deciding sets against their respective opponents within the last year. However, to determine the better in-form player at the current event, additional current event statistics should be considered.

Taking into account all these factors, with Wong's superior serve and advantageous return game statistics, coupled with a marginal win percentage advantage, the prediction slightly favors Wong to emerge victorious in this match. However, Altmaier's strong conversion rate and previous clay court success indicate a closely contested battle.