Fabrizio Andaloro vs Diego Fernandez Flores Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent form over the last six months, Flores has won 42.02% of points on their second serve, while Andaloro has emerged slightly stronger, winning 49.37%. This second serve performance stat tends to show a high correlation with match predictions.

When examining return game statistics, Flores has won 47.38% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Andaloro secured 45.65%. In terms of first serve returns, Flores shows a 31.38% success rate, compared to Andaloro's 28.64%. These figures provide significant insight into each player's potential in head-to-head matchups.

Performance under pressure is another critical area where Andaloro demonstrates better resilience, saving 53.07% of breakpoints, whereas Flores manages to save 46.72%. Such metrics are particularly useful for assessing in-game betting situations. Furthermore, Andaloro exhibits a slightly higher breakpoint conversion rate, successfully converting 39.18% of opportunities compared to Flores’ 35.62%.

Assessing the overall performance, over the past year, Flores has achieved success in 53.33% of their matches (W/L 32/28), while Andaloro has a higher win percentage of 58.62% (W/L 34/24). This comparison gives a broader view of potential outcomes in their face-offs.

Both players favor hard courts, with Flores boasting a 56% career win rate (W/L 114/89) and Andaloro surpassing this with 61% (W/L 51/33). Conversely, Flores struggles on indoor hard courts with no wins recorded (W/L 0/1), whereas Andaloro has a 33% success rate (W/L 1/2). Comparing these stats on preferred surfaces, as well as challengers and opponents they faced, can further guide prediction efforts.

When analyzing the competitions they play, it’s important to note that Flores and Andaloro have both engaged in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Here, Flores posted a 54.24% win rate (W/L 32/27), slightly trailing behind Andaloro’s 60.42% (W/L 29/19). Despite playing against average lower-ranked opponents, Flores has faced relatively more challenging adversaries (average rank of 369.9) compared to Andaloro (average rank of 412.1).

In terms of deciding set performances, Andaloro slightly edges out Flores with a 53% win rate compared to 52% over the past year. As the event progresses, it is also valuable to consider current event stats and specific player performance in deciding set scenarios, as these can trigger additional predictive insights and betting opportunities.

Based on these statistics, Andaloro appears to have a slight edge heading into the match. With a stronger overall performance record, better second serve stats, and greater success in breaking points and deciding sets, the data leans towards Andaloro as the likely victor in their upcoming encounter.