Filippo Alberti vs Parsa Ashjari Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance on second serves, over the past six months, Alberti has clinched 40.35% of points on their second serves, whereas Ashjari has not secured any points, standing at 0%. This statistic is closely tied to the prediction accuracy for match outcomes.

Examining return game statistics, Alberti has managed to win 41.05% of their opponent's second-serve points during the same time frame, while Ashjari remains at 0%. The data for first-serve returns reveal a similar pattern, with Alberti winning 23.74% and Ashjari again failing to secure any points. These return metrics serve as a strong indicator for favoring a winner in head-to-head matchups.

In terms of handling pressure, Alberti has successfully saved 54.55% of breakpoints, an aspect that is crucial for in-game betting insights. Ashjari, on the other hand, has not managed to save any breakpoints, underscoring a significant disparity in pressure management between the two players.

When considering overall match performances in the last year, Alberti has won 65% of their matches (W/L 13/7), while Ashjari achieved a 60% win rate (W/L 3/2). This overall performance gives us a broader perspective for head-to-head predictions.

Delving into surface preferences, Alberti exhibits their greatest success on clay courts, achieving a winning rate of 69% (W/L 11/5). On hard courts, they have a slightly lower win percentage at 65% (W/L 20/11). Ashjari's best career win percentage is also on clay, with a record of 54% (W/L 7/6), suggesting a less variable performance across surfaces for Ashjari compared to Alberti.

At the player level, both competitors have participated largely in tournaments at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level over the past year, with Alberti securing 65% of wins (W/L 13/7) and Ashjari 60% (W/L 3/2). It is important to evaluate these stats in the context of the event level they have been participating in.

Reviewing the quality of opponents, Alberti has competed against players with an average rank of 152.2 over the past 12 months, which starkly contrasts with Ashjari’s competitors, who seemingly reflect an undeclared rank average.

In situations where matches extend to deciding sets, Alberti maintains a 60% success rate in the past year, whereas Ashjari has remarkably won all of their matches that reached this point but over a limited sample.

Recent form in breakpoint conversion reveals Alberti has translated 29.41% of opportunities, while Ashjari, once more, has been unable to capitalize on any chance. This is an insightful statistic for live betting decisions during breaks in matches.

Taking into account these comprehensive statistical insights, Alberti emerges as the likely victor in this match, owing to superior second-serve performances, effective pressure handling, and a proven track record against adequately ranked opponents.