David Goffin vs Daniel Altmaier Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent form of both players reveals that in the past six months, Altmaier has won 45.1% of points on his second serve, surpassing Goffin's 43.4%. Additionally, examining the return game statistics, Altmaier has secured 46.09% of his opponent's second serve points, while Goffin achieved 45.7%. On the first serve return, Goffin demonstrates a higher performance, winning 28.03% compared to Altmaier's 21.74%.

Performance under pressure is also a critical factor. Altmaier has successfully saved 59.26% of breakpoints, slightly ahead of Goffin, who has a breakpoint save percentage of 57.77%. As for conversion of breakpoint opportunities, Goffin has a 30.7% success rate, outpacing Altmaier's 25.6%, a statistic that holds significance for live betting scenarios.

When discussing overall performance, over the last year, Altmaier has a win rate of 48.61% from his matches (35 wins and 37 losses). Meanwhile, Goffin has a higher annual win percentage at 57.14% (36 wins and 27 losses). The type of match played also influences outcomes. Altmaier has played most of his games on the Main tour, winning 42.86%, whereas Goffin has a Main tour winning rate of 53.33%.

The playing surface also impacts player performance. Altmaier achieves his best results on clay with a 61% win rate, and his lowest on grass at 36%. Goffin excels on clay as well, winning 65%, and shows better performance on grass compared to Altmaier, with a 59% win rate.

Taking into account the quality of opponents faced in the past 12 months, Altmaier has competed against players with an average rank of 137.81, whereas Goffin faced stronger opponents, averaging a rank of 95.02. This influences the head-to-head predictive analysis heavily. In deciding sets during the last year, Goffin comes out stronger, winning 65% of deciding sets, compared to Altmaier's 58%.

Considering all these statistics, Goffin appears to have an edge for the upcoming match. His superior performance in deciding sets, conversion of breakpoints, and success rate on primary surfaces indicates a likely victory over Altmaier based on current and past performance data.