Dominik Kellovsky vs Mateo Barreiros Reyes Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

According to recent form, there is a close competition between Kellovsky and Reyes in terms of their second serve performance. Kellovsky has achieved a 48.95% success rate in winning points on their second serve, while Reyes has slightly lagged behind at 48.16%. It is worth noting that this statistical measurement has a significant impact on accurately predicting match outcomes.

An analysis of return game stats in recent form reveals that Kellovsky has performed better than Reyes. Kellovsky has won 53.26% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Reyes has managed to win only 44.91%. The statistics for first serve returns also favor Kellovsky, with a success rate of 35.73% compared to Reyes' 32.09%. These return game stats provide valuable insight into determining the favorite in their head-to-head matchup.

Examining their ability to handle pressure situations, Kellovsky has saved 60.5% of breakpoints in recent form. In contrast, Reyes has displayed a slightly better performance by saving 68.92% of breakpoints. This particular statistic is useful in making in-game betting predictions.

Looking at the overall performance in the past year, Kellovsky has emerged as the stronger player, winning 64.29% of their matches (W/L 45/25). On the other hand, Reyes has achieved a slightly lower success rate of 54.35% (W/L 25/21). These figures provide a general prediction overview for their head-to-head encounter.

When considering their performances on different surfaces, it is evident that Kellovsky excels on Hard, with a win percentage of 58% (W/L 119/86). However, their performance on Clay is relatively weaker, with a win percentage of 53% (W/L 138/124). Reyes, on the other hand, achieves their best career surface win percentage on I.hard, winning 75% (W/L 3/1), while their success rate on Hard is 57% (W/L 21/16).

In terms of the level of competition, Kellovsky has primarily participated in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K over the past year. Within this event level, they have won 65.63% of their matches (W/L 42/22). In comparison, Reyes has also been involved in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K and holds a win percentage of 50% (W/L 14/14). Therefore, when predicting the favorite, it is essential to consider the event level at which they have been competing.

Assessing the quality of their opponents, Kellovsky has faced players with an average rank of 371.3 over the last 12 months. Conversely, Reyes has encountered opponents with an average rank of 315.07 during the same period.

In terms of deciding set performance, if this match were to reach a deciding set, Kellovsky has won 59% of such sets over the past 12 months. Reyes, in all matches played on the tour, has achieved a slightly lower success rate of 54%. These statistics are particularly valuable for live predictions and betting during the match.

While past player performance undoubtedly provides valuable insights, it is crucial to consider the current event's statistics for indications of in-form players. Therefore, it is recommended to refer to the section below (eventStats) for a comprehensive understanding of each player's performance in the ongoing event. Additionally, certain players may exhibit better performances at specific events, which should also be taken into account when making predictions.

Furthermore, the conversion rate of breakpoints is a significant factor in in-game live betting. In recent form, Kellovsky has converted 42.62% of their breakpoint opportunities, while Reyes has managed a conversion rate of 35% when attempting to break their opponents' serves. This statistic becomes particularly telling when either player has a breakpoint opportunity.

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