Evan Bynoe vs Jackson Ross Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Bynoe has secured 45.67% of points on their second serve, while Ross trails behind marginally with 41.08%. This difference is significant as the correlation between second serve performance and overall match prediction accuracy is well-acknowledged in tennis analytics.

Considering return game statistics, Bynoe has managed to win 44.93% of points on their opponent's second serve in recent form, slightly lower than Ross's figure of 45.3%. However, when it comes to first serve returns, Bynoe clearly outperforms Ross, securing 33.24% of those points compared to Ross's 28.24%. These figures are crucial in determining who might hold the advantage in this head-to-head match-up.

Reflecting on under-pressure performance, Bynoe has saved 52.32% of breakpoints in recent play, showcasing a stronger ability to withstand pressure compared to Ross, who has saved 46.46%. This statistic provides valuable insights for in-game betting predictions as it indicates each player's resilience during critical points.

A broader performance overview from the past year reveals that Bynoe has won 51.22% of matches played, with a win-loss record of 21/20, while Ross exhibits a stronger winning percentage of 63.27%, with a record of 31/18. This data gives us an overall perspective on who might be favored in the match.

Assessing each player’s surface preferences, Bynoe shows their best performance on clay with a win percentage of 59%, whereas Ross excels on hard courts with a 64% win rate. Their least favorable surfaces are indoor hard and clay, respectively, which should be considered in match predictions.

In terms of the level of play, both players have predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K over the past year. Bynoe has secured victories in 51.22% of these matches, whereas Ross stands out with a 63.04% win rate. It is vital to compare their performance relative to the event level when predicting their potential success.

When examining the quality of opponents, Bynoe faced competition with an average rank of 251.8, indicating slightly tougher opposition compared to Ross, whose opponents had an average rank of 293.39.

Regarding deciding set performance, Bynoe has won 43% of these sets in the past twelve months, while Ross boasts a significantly higher success rate of 71%, which could be pivotal if the match extends to a deciding set.

Regarding break point conversion rates, Bynoe converts 40.21% of opportunities, outperforming Ross, who converts 33.33%. This stat could be a key factor during live match predictions, particularly during break point scenarios.

In conclusion, based on the compiled statistics and performance insights, Ross appears to have a slight edge over Bynoe in the upcoming match, primarily owed to their superior win percentage, deciding set performance, and return game stats.