Franco Agamenone vs Alec Beckley Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Recent form indicates that Beckley has performed better on their second serve, winning 51.44% of points, while Agamenone has won 48.24%. The accuracy of match predictions is strongly correlated with this statistic.

In terms of return game statistics, Beckley has a slight advantage, winning 54.66% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Agamenone's 54.88%. When it comes to first serve returns, Beckley has a success rate of 34.78%, while Agamenone has a slightly higher rate of 41.49%. These return game stats greatly influence the prediction of who will be favored in their head-to-head matchup.

A useful analysis under pressure reveals that Beckley has saved 58.62% of breakpoints in recent form, whereas Agamenone has saved 61.99%. This data proves valuable in making in-game betting predictions.

Looking at their overall performance over the past year, Beckley has won 64% of matches played, with a win-loss record of 32-18. On the other hand, Agamenone has won 51.72% of matches, with a win-loss record of 30-28. These numbers provide us with a comprehensive overview of the head-to-head prediction.

In terms of preferred surfaces, Beckley excels on clay courts, with a win percentage of 57% (34-26), while their performance on indoor hard courts is slightly lower at 53% (8-7). Meanwhile, Agamenone thrives on hard courts, winning 59% of matches (34-24), but struggles on grass, having recorded 0% wins (0-4).

Considering player levels, Beckley has primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a prize money of $10K, winning 66.67% of matches (32-16). Agamenone, on the other hand, has mainly participated in Challenger/ITF tournaments with a prize money greater than $10K, winning 43.33% of matches (13-17). It is essential to evaluate the players' stats relative to the event level when predicting the favorite.

Analysis of opponent quality shows that over the past 12 months, Beckley has faced opponents with an average rank of 328.72, while Agamenone has competed against players with an average rank of 352.14.

In deciding sets, Beckley has an impressive 57% success rate over the past year, while Agamenone has achieved the same percentage in all matches played on tour. These figures are crucial for live predictions and betting.

Past player performance is certainly valuable in predicting tennis matches. However, once an event begins, it is essential to consider current event stats to assess the form of the players. For immediate indications of in-form players, you can refer to the section below (Click here) if they have already played a match in the ongoing event. Furthermore, it is essential to acknowledge that certain players may perform better at specific events, which can influence the outcome.

Break point conversion rates are significant in recent form. Beckley has successfully converted 50.94% of opportunities, while Agamenone has converted 49.05% of chances to break their opponents' serve. These statistics are enlightening for in-game live betting tips whenever a player has a breakpoint opportunity.

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