Fabrizio Andaloro vs Hayato Matsuoka Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How crucial is the second serve in predicting the outcome of a tennis match? Over the past six months, Andaloro has secured 49.76% of points on their second serve, while Matsuoka trails with 42.48%. This metric is vital, offering insight into which player holds a potential edge.

When it comes to return game stats, Andaloro has managed to win 45.69% of their opponent's second serve points recently. In close pursuit, Matsuoka edges slightly ahead with 46.58%. However, the advantage flips when examining first serve returns, as Andaloro garners 28.54% compared to Matsuoka's 32.3%. Such comparisons often illuminate the favored contender in head-to-head matchups.

Facing pressure situations, Andaloro has saved 51.35% of breakpoints, a bit less than Matsuoka, who has prevented 54.32% of these critical opportunities. Such a breakdown can prove invaluable for those seeking in-game betting insights.

Considering performance over the past year, Andaloro shines with a match-winning percentage of 63.08% (W/L 41/24), while Matsuoka takes a respectable 57.81% (W/L 37/27). This provides a comprehensive overview for head-to-head predictions. Notably, both excel on the Hard court, with Andaloro boasting a 63% win rate (W/L 58/34) and Matsuoka at 59% (W/L 44/30). Indoor hard courts, however, haven't been as kind to them: Andaloro stands at 33% (W/L 1/2), while Matsuoka hasn't fared well at 0% (W/L 0/1).

The level of competition is pivotal as Andaloro has participated mainly in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 65.45% of matches (W/L 36/19). Meanwhile, Matsuoka contests in similar fields, claiming 63.16% (W/L 36/21). Hence, match outcomes are often related to the event levels experienced by each player.

Delving deeper into opponent quality, Andaloro has faced opponents with an average ranking of 431.45 over the last year, while Matsuoka's challengers averaged slightly better at 425.8. Additionally, should the match extend to a deciding set, Andaloro shows an upper hand with a 58% win rate in such situations, as compared to Matsuoka's 46% over the past year.

While historical performances shape predictions, current event statistics refine them further. Check current event details to assess the form of each participant. Moreover, the potential to convert break points should not be overlooked. Andaloro has a conversion rate of 37.84%, subtly eclipsing Matsuoka's 35.67%. This is essential when considering live betting scenarios.

Taking into account these comprehensive statistics, Andaloro seems to possess a nuanced advantage, with strengths in critical areas and slightly better recent performances. Consequently, statistical trends suggest that Andaloro may be the favorite to clinch this encounter.