Daniel Altmaier vs Chun Hsin Tseng Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performance on second serves reveals Tseng's edge, having secured 46.97% of points over the last six months, compared to Altmaier's 45.55%. This slight advantage on second serve is indicative of Tseng's marginally better control in this aspect, which correlates highly with match prediction accuracy.

Return game statistics offer a different insight. Altmaier surpasses Tseng by winning 47.08% of their opponents' second serve points, while Tseng managed to win 45.76%. However, Tseng shows a greater proficiency in handling first serves, winning 25.41% of points, whereas Altmaier has achieved 22.76%. This particular metric is often predictive of who may hold the upper hand in their upcoming head-to-head match-up.

When facing pressure situations like breakpoints, Altmaier again displays a minor advantage, having saved 57.64% of breakpoints compared to Tseng's 56.5%. Though both players show resilience, Altmaier's slight lead in this area can contribute useful insights for in-game betting scenarios.

The overall performance over the past year shows Tseng with a superior win rate of 56.41%, indicated by a win/loss record of 44/34, while Altmaier holds a 50.67% win rate and a record of 38/37. This data supplies a broader view of their competitive consistency and suggests Tseng's slight superiority overall.

Both players find clay courts to be their optimal surfaces, with Tseng winning 62% on clay, whereas Altmaier records a similar 61%. Their struggle on grass is notable; Tseng has yet to secure a victory on that surface, while Altmaier claims a 36% win rate. This reinforces the prediction that the match outcome may largely hinge on the surface they play on.

Focusing on the level of competition they face, Tseng has predominantly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 64.58% of these matches. On the other hand, Altmaier has contended mainly on the Main tour, standing with a 42.86% win rate. The disparity in competition caliber, with Tseng frequently playing against lower-ranked players (average rank 244) compared to Altmaier's opponents (average rank 137.71), is essential for framing predictions relative to the level of play.

Tseng has shown a strong proficiency in deciding set victories, winning 62% of them in the past year. Comparatively, Altmaier has a 57% success rate. This could prove crucial should the match extend to a deciding set, lending an edge to Tseng based on historical performance.

Converting breakpoints can often tip the scales during a match, and Tseng leads with a conversion rate of 27.91% versus Altmaier's 26.88%. This metric accentuates Tseng’s slight advantage in capitalizing on pivotal moments.

Based on these statistical comparisons across several metrics, Tseng emerges as the marginal favorite due to his consistent performance metrics, slight edge in pivotal areas like breakpoint conversion and deciding set victories, as well as an overall higher win percentage compared to Altmaier.