Fermin Tenti vs Jose Pereira Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

What separates these competitors when they serve a second time? Tenti has managed to nab 41.36% of points on their second serve over the last six months, while Pereira has been more effective, securing 47.32%. Given the high correlation between these figures and match prediction accuracy, it's a critical aspect to consider.

Now, let's shift gears and examine their return game. Tenti has demonstrated prowess on their opponent's second serve by capturing 46.2% of those points, compared to Pereira's 45.85%. On first serve returns, Tenti edges out with 38.55%, while Pereira lags behind at 32.12%. These metrics provide valuable insights into who might dominate this head-to-head encounter.

When the pressure is mounting, who remains composed? Tenti has a breakpoint saving percentage of 49.25%, whereas Pereira slightly surpasses with 51.85%. Such statistics are significant for in-game betting predictions, indicating resilience under crucial moments.

Reflecting on their recent year-long performance, Tenti boasts a win rate of 43.75% across matches, whereas Pereira shines just a bit brighter at 47.83%. In their lone head-to-head clash, Tenti emerged victorious, clinching the match in Santa Cruz on clay with a score of 2-6, 6-4, 6-3. Their head-to-head history reveals an average match duration of 2 hours and 50 minutes, and in deciding sets, Tenti maintains an upper hand with a 100% success rate in their past encounters.

Stepping onto different surfaces, how do these players fare? Tenti excels on clay with a 53% career win rate, but struggles more on hard courts at 45%. Pereira, by contrast, finds their stride on hard surfaces, winning 63% of matches, but clay still maintains a respectable 59% win rate. When it comes to match play levels, Pereira has dominated ITF tournaments at a $10K level, clinching 60.87% of matches, compared to Tenti's 36.36% win rate.

Turning to opponent quality, in the last 12 months, Tenti has faced opponents with an average rank of 559.13, while Pereira's opponents have averaged a higher rank of 392.22. The ability to convert breakpoints can often be decisive, and Tenti leads here as well, having converted 37.93% of their opportunities, compared to Pereira's 31.33%.

Finally, when considering all these statistics in combination, it becomes clear that while both players have their strengths and weaknesses, Tenti seems to have the edge in crucial areas, including their head-to-head history, return game strength, and surface adaptability. Predicting from these stats, Tenti appears more favorable to secure victory in their upcoming match.