Elmer Moller vs Federico Coria Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance with respect to second serve points, Moller has achieved a success rate of 42.52% over the past six months, while Coria shows a slightly higher proficiency with a rate of 43.27%. This particular statistic serves as an important indicator in forecasting the outcome of matches.

In terms of return games, Moller's recent form reveals he has won 51.84% of points on his opponent's second serve, contrasting with Coria's 49.22%. When focusing on first serve returns, the statistics indicate that Moller has succeeded in 29.86% of instances, whereas Coria stands at 32.81%. These figures are crucial for determining which player might be favored in head-to-head engagements.

To evaluate performance under pressure, one can look at how players handle breakpoints. Moller has managed to save 51.72% of breakpoints lately, compared to Coria who has saved 51.27%. This measure can provide valuable insights for real-time betting strategies.

In terms of overall performance, Moller has secured victories in 65.91% of matches over the past year, with a win/loss record of 58/30. On the other hand, Coria has a win rate of 55.42% during the same period, possessing a record of 46/37. These figures collectively offer a broader prediction outlook for their head-to-head competition.

Looking into surface preferences, Moller excels on Clay courts with a career win percentage of 71% (W/L 98/41), and has the least success on Hard courts at 57% (W/L 37/28). Coria also favors Clay, achieving a 63% win rate (W/L 610/364), and has struggled on Grass, notching a 0% win rate (W/L 0/6).

Regarding the level of competition, Moller has predominantly participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments worth over $10K, achieving a win rate of 62.5% (W/L 40/24) in the last year. Similarly, Coria has played extensively at the same level, with a higher success rate of 65.52% (W/L 38/20). A crucial component is the opponents' average ranking, with Moller having faced challengers averaging a rank of 359.84, whereas Coria has battled opponents with an average rank of 212.96 over the last year.

The ability to convert break points in recent matches sees Moller converting 39% of chances, while Coria is slightly more effective at 41.58%. If the match extends into a deciding set, Moller's success rate in such sets stands at 40% over the past 12 months, in contrast to Coria's 47% effectiveness in such scenarios.

Based on these statistical insights, Coria appears to have a slight edge over Moller in many of the key areas. Consequently, Coria is more likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming encounter, reflecting the favorable trends across various performance metrics.