Fabrizio Andaloro vs Michael Geerts Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Andaloro and Geerts will soon face off in an exciting tennis matchup. When looking at the second serve points won in the past six months, Andaloro has a slight edge, having won 49.66% compared to Geerts' 46.25%. This statistic is crucial as it strongly correlates with predicting the match's outcome. Furthermore, in return games, Andaloro has won 45.87% of their opponent’s second serve points, while Geerts has secured 46.44%, demonstrating slightly better proficiency in this area.

The performance on first serves returns also highlights notable differences, revealing that Andaloro has won 28.38% compared to Geerts' 22.11%. Under pressure, Geerts outperforms Andaloro by saving 54.42% of breakpoints versus Andaloro's 51.67%, an essential stat for those interested in in-game betting predictions. Over the last year, Andaloro boasts a match-winning rate of 61.29% (W/L 38/24) while Geerts has won 58.02% (W/L 47/34), providing a general view of who might have the upper hand.

On the surface front, both players excel on hard courts, each boasting a 62% win rate. However, Andaloro's weakest surface is indoor hard courts with a 33% win rate (W/L 1/2), whereas Geerts struggles the most on grass with no wins (W/L 0/2). When comparing the levels of competition, Andaloro has mostly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K in the last year, winning 63.46% of matches (W/L 33/19). In contrast, Geerts has played at a slightly higher level in the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, winning 49.06% (W/L 26/27).

Examining opponents' quality, Andaloro has faced players with an average rank of 426.6, while Geerts has played opponents averaging a rank of 383.81. If the match extends to a deciding set, Andaloro holds the advantage, having won 55% of such sets over the past year compared to Geerts’ 48%. Analyzing their breakpoint opportunities, Andaloro has converted 38.46%, while Geerts trails slightly with a conversion rate of 32.9%.

All these statistics suggest that while both players have strengths and weaknesses, Andaloro appears to have a slight edge in several critical aspects such as breakpoint conversion and deciding sets. This analysis, combined with recent form and surface proficiency, indicates that Andaloro might be the favorite to win this encounter.