David Jorda Sanchis vs Philip Hjorth Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months reveals that Sanchis secures 42.3% of their points on the second serve, slightly outperforming Hjorth, who wins 40.43% in this category. This statistic is a strong indicator often used to foresee match outcomes effectively. Comparatively, Hjorth showcases greater proficiency when it comes to return games. In recent performance, Hjorth has won 46.19% of points against their opponent's second serve, while Sanchis has won 42.47%.

When examining first serve returns, Sanchis has shown the ability to win 31.64% of these points, compared to Hjorth's 26.6%. These stats tend to correlate with determining the favored player in direct matchups. Additionally, Sanchis exhibits a solid performance under pressure, saving 54.74% of breakpoints faced, whereas Hjorth has saved 52.46%. This can be pivotal for making informed in-game betting predictions.

Considering overall performance in the past year, Sanchis has secured victories in 41.86% of their matches (W/L 18/25), whereas Hjorth holds a better record at 51.72% (W/L 30/28). Their preferred playing surface is Hard for both, with Sanchis having a 58% win rate (W/L 89/64) and Hjorth slightly ahead with a 59% win rate (W/L 41/29). In terms of their weakest surfaces, Sanchis struggles on Grass with a 0% win rate (W/L 0/1), while Hjorth underperforms on Indoor Hard courts with a 29% win rate (W/L 2/5).

Exploring recent event participation, Sanchis predominantly competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, with a 45.71% match win rate (W/L 16/19). Conversely, Hjorth mainly participates in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, maintaining a superior win rate of 52.63% (W/L 30/27). Notably, Sanchis has faced opponents with an average ranking of 303.19 over the past year, as opposed to Hjorth's average opponent rank of 334.71. Taking these factors into account, the level of their competition plays a crucial role in analyzing who may have the upper hand.

In deciding sets, an important consideration for live predictions, Sanchis holds a win rate of 50% in matches that extend this far, while Hjorth lingers at a 25% win rate. Furthermore, in terms of break point conversion, Sanchis has capitalized on 42.03% of their opportunities, standing notably above Hjorth's conversion rate of 34.78%. This statistic is crucial for live betting, particularly when break points are on the line.

Based on these comprehensive stats and analyses, it seems likely that Sanchis might edge out Hjorth in this contest, given their stronger breakpoint conversion rate, pressure performance, and experience against higher-ranked opponents. However, Hjorth's superior return game could keep the match highly competitive.