Elmer Moller vs Dusan Lajovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the upcoming tennis match, various statistical aspects reveal significant insights into both players' performances. When it comes to second serve success, Lajovic has outperformed Moller in recent months, winning 46.48% of points compared to Moller's 43.24%. This metric is often crucial for predicting match outcomes, indicating Lajovic may have an edge in this area.

In return game performance, Moller has demonstrated superiority, capturing 51.22% of their opponent's second serve points, overshadowing Lajovic's 42.68%. For first serve returns, Moller again leads with 30.28% compared to Lajovic’s 25.48%. These statistics are a strong indicator of who might be favored in this head-to-head encounter.

Lajovic boasts a better track record when it comes to saving breakpoints, with a success rate of 58.29%, whereas Moller has managed 50.36%. This can be a valuable metric for in-game betting predictions. However, Moller's break point conversion rate in recent form is higher at 37.76%, surpassing Lajovic's 28.71% efficiency. Moller's adeptness in this area should be considered for live betting tips.

Overall performance in the past year shows Moller has won 67.42% of matches (W/L 60/29), trumping Lajovic's 41.86% (W/L 18/25). This overview presents Moller as the stronger competitor in terms of win percentage.

Surface preferences reveal that Lajovic shines on Clay, holding a 59% career win rate, but struggles significantly on Grass with only a 19% win rate. Conversely, Moller excels on Clay with a 71% win rate, which is their best surface, while showing lesser success on Hard courts with 57%.

When examining opponent quality over the past 12 months, Lajovic has competed against players with an average rank of 86.7, a stark contrast to Moller's opponents, who have an average rank of 358.6. This difference emphasizes the varying competition levels each player faces, impacting match predictions.

For player level assessments, Lajovic has played primarily on the Main tour, winning 52.17% of these matches, in contrast to Moller, who has focused on the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, achieving a 64.18% win rate. This factor is crucial when comparing overall player performance and predicting the favorite, as it reflects the relative event levels played.

If the match extends to a deciding set, Lajovic's winning percentage in such scenarios over the past 12 months is 41%, slightly higher than Moller's 40%. This could be pivotal for live predictions and betting.

Considering all statistical insights and performance metrics, Moller appears to hold a slight advantage over Lajovic, making them the probable favorite to win this upcoming match.