Filippo Alberti vs Igor Gimenez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Alberti exhibits a slight edge by winning 40.82% of points on their second serve, compared to Gimenez's 39.9%. This stat often correlates significantly with match prediction accuracy.

In return game statistics, Alberti has secured 41.86% of their opponent’s second serve points, while Gimenez has surpassed this with a win rate of 45.81%. A significant disparity appears in first serve return points, where Alberti achieves 20% compared to Gimenez's 30.23%. This discrepancy is pivotal in determining who is favored in their head-to-head matchup.

Though Alberti leads in match victory percentages over the last year with 66.67% (W/L 18/9), compared to Gimenez's 54.9% (W/L 28/23), Alberti has saved more breakpoints under pressure, with a 53.85% success rate, outperforming Gimenez's 44.9%. This break-point save percentage is crucial for in-game betting predictions.

The players have shown varied success on different surfaces. Alberti excels on clay with a 67% win rate (W/L 10/5), whereas Gimenez holds a 58% win rate on the same surface (W/L 135/96). This surface performance is key to grasping their strengths ahead of the match.

When considering career levels, Alberti has played mostly at Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, performing at a 66.67% win rate (W/L 18/9). Gimenez contends in similar circuits with a slightly lower success rate of 62.5% (W/L 20/12), making the comparison relative to their tournament levels.

In direct head-to-head (H2H) encounters, Alberti leads with one win, with their latest match culminating in Alberti securing a straight sets victory, 6-2, 6-4, at the M15 Pretoria. Historically, their H2H matches average one hour and thirty-three minutes.

Looking beyond specific H2H encounters, Alberti has faced higher-ranked opponents over the last 12 months, with their average opponent's rank at 139.48, whereas Gimenez has encountered an average rank of 304.86.

Gimenez has an improved deciding set win rate of 50% versus Alberti's 43% when extending to all tour matches. This could be useful for live predictions if the match requires a deciding set.

Alberti's break point conversion in recent form sits at 0%, in stark contrast to Gimenez’s impressive 41.03%, pointing towards Gimenez being more effective in crucial game moments.

Based on these comprehensive statistics and performance narratives, Gimenez seems better equipped to win the upcoming match, given their advantageous break-point conversion rates and return game strength. However, Alberti's historical head-to-head advantage and better performance against higher-ranked rivals may also play a crucial role in the match outcome.