Felipe Meligeni Alves vs Alfredo Perez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent competition, Perez has demonstrated a second serve point win percentage of 42.97%, slightly trailing Alves, who has achieved a percentage of 44.61%. There exists a significant connection between this statistic and the accuracy of match predictions. Additionally, when examining the return game statistics, it is evident that Perez has captured 42.92% of their opponents' second serve points, whereas Alves has secured a slightly higher percentage at 44.88%. In terms of first serve returns, Perez claims 23.56% of points, compared to Alves’s 25.85%, statistics that are similarly vital for predicting match outcomes.

Alves has shown a higher capability to save breakpoints, with a success rate of 59.3% as opposed to Perez's 52.91%, a factor that significantly contributes to in-game prediction dynamics. Examining their performance over the past year, Perez maintains a commendable win percentage of 75.93%, with a win-loss record of 41-13. Comparatively, Alves holds a 59.7% win rate and a record of 40-27, offering insight into the overall head-to-head outcome projection.

The playing surface also plays a major role in predicting the favorite. Perez's career highlights indicate a 66% win rate on hard courts (137-70), while their performance dips to 63% on indoor hard courts (25-15). Alves experiences a similar variation with their most successful results on clay, recording a 62% win rate (286-178), contrasted with a 43% success on indoor hard courts (3-4). When it comes to the event level, Perez has predominantly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, boasting an 82.76% win rate (24-5), whereas Alves has generally played in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, holding a 62.22% win rate (28-17). This difference in the level of competition further influences the match prediction between the two.

Analyzing the caliber of their opponents, Perez has contended against players with an average ranking of 375.78 over the past year, whereas Alves has faced opponents with a more challenging average ranking of 235.27. Performance in deciding sets is another crucial factor; Perez has excelled with a 79% win rate in deciding sets, overshadowing Alves, who has managed a 64% win rate. This statistic could guide live betting decisions if the match extends to a final set.

Additionally, Perez has shown better proficiency in converting breakpoints, achieving a conversion rate of 36.96% compared to Alves's 29.34%. Such metrics are significant for live betting predictions whenever a player has a breakpoint opportunity. In light of all these statistics and analyses, Perez appears to be more favored to win the upcoming match owing to consistent performance across multiple critical metrics.