Eduardo Ribeiro vs Enzo Couacaud Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In assessing the second serve performance over the past six months, Ribeiro has demonstrated a slight edge by winning 42.08% of points on their second serve, compared to Couacaud's 41.91%. This statistic is highly indicative of match prediction accuracy. Similarly, Ribeiro's performance on return games shows a marginal superiority, having won 49.28% of their opponent's second serve points, while Couacaud has won 48.85% of these points.

When examining first serve returns, Ribeiro holds a significant advantage with 32.42% success compared to Couacaud's 22.66%. This aspect strongly influences predictions regarding the favored player in this head-to-head matchup. In pressure situations, Ribeiro has saved 51.5% of breakpoints in the recent form, narrowly lower than Couacaud's 52.38%, which is a crucial statistic for in-game betting predictions.

Analyzing performance over the last year, Ribeiro has secured wins in 63.41% of their matches (recording 26 wins and 15 losses), whereas Couacaud has won 51.11% (23 wins and 22 losses), offering a broader context for head-to-head prediction. Looking at surface proficiency, Ribeiro excels on clay with a 59% win rate (167 wins, 116 losses), and Couacaud shows his best on hard courts, winning 69% (190 wins, 84 losses), making this comparison relevant to current conditions.

In terms of the level of play, Ribeiro has mostly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, where they have won 64.86% of matches (24 wins, 13 losses). In contrast, Couacaud has been competing primarily in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, securing 54.05% victories (20 wins, 17 losses). This variation in competition level is essential when comparing stats to predict the potential winner.

Considering the average quality of their opponents over the last year, Ribeiro's matched competitors have had an average rank of 326.93, while Couacaud has faced opponents with an average rank of 293.56. Notably, in deciding set scenarios within the same period, Ribeiro has exhibited strength by winning 67% of such sets compared to Couacaud's 58% success rate, informing live predictions and betting.

Examining break point conversion rates provides further insights; Ribeiro has converted 34.04% of breakpoint opportunities, surpassing Couacaud who has converted 32.47% of chances. This statistic is significant for live betting, highlighting moments of advantage during the match.

Based on these statistics and comparisons, Ribeiro appears to have a favorable edge over Couacaud in predicting the outcome of their impending match, given their marginally superior recent performance in multiple areas.