Duje Ajdukovic vs Andrea Pellegrino Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In examining the recent form of both players concerning second serve performance, Pellegrino has secured 45.95% of points, whereas Ajdukovic narrowly surpasses him with 46.2%. These metrics are heavily correlated with match prediction accuracy, serving as essential indicators for the expected outcome.

Analyzing their return game statistics over the past half-year, Pellegrino has claimed 44.52% of points on his opponent's second serve, while Ajdukovic has taken 45.52%. For returns on first serves, Pellegrino shows a higher success rate at 29.17% compared to Ajdukovic's 24.44%. These figures significantly influence predictions in their direct Head-to-Head (H2H) matchups.

Focusing on how they perform under pressure, Pellegrino has saved 53.23% of breakpoints lately, a slightly lower rate than Ajdukovic’s 54.74%. This is a relevant statistic when considering in-game betting predictions. Over the past year, Pellegrino has won 50% of his matches (30 wins and 30 losses), while Ajdukovic has a slightly better win rate of 54.24% (32 wins and 27 losses), forming a solid foundation for head-to-head predictions.

The surface on which these players perform best also plays a critical role in prediction analysis. Pellegrino has a 55% winning rate on clay, contrasting with a mere 20% on grass. Ajdukovic also excels on clay with a 62% winning rate but struggles on grass, akin to Pellegrino, with a 25% win rate. With both having played primarily on the Challenger and ITF circuits for events exceeding $10K over the past year, Pellegrino has won 52.94% of his encounters, and Ajdukovic 51.52%.

Direct H2H encounters reveal Pellegrino leading with one victory over Ajdukovic, who has none. Previously, they faced each other in a semi-final match at the Napoli Challenger on clay, where Pellegrino triumphed. The absence of deciding sets or tiebreaks in their head-to-head records makes it difficult to predict under such high-pressure conditions.

In terms of opponent quality, Pellegrino has faced players with an average rank of 254.57 over the previous year, while Ajdukovic went against players averaging a rank of 221.71. When facing deciding sets against all competitors, Pellegrino boasts a success rate of 71%, compared to Ajdukovic's 50%. This information provides critical insight for live predictions and betting, particularly if the match extends to a deciding set.

Finally, assessing break point conversion rates in their recent forms, Pellegrino has capitalized on 34.62% of his break point opportunities, marginally outperforming Ajdukovic’s conversion rate of 34.18%. Based on these statistics, Pellegrino appears to have a slight edge. Given the historical and current performance statistics, Pellegrino is the projected winner for the upcoming match.