Gabi Adrian Boitan vs Jose Dominguez Alonso Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the past year, Boitan has amassed an impressive win rate of 62.96% from his matches, posting a win-loss record of 51/30. In contrast, Alonso has managed a 41.67% winning rate, with a record of 5/7. This provides a comparative glimpse into their abilities and sets the stage for predictions about their upcoming match.

Boitan showcases his strongest performances on clay, securing victories in 67% of his matches (W/L 136/68), while Alonso's win percentage on the same surface stands at 43% (W/L 6/8). Meanwhile, on indoor hard courts, Boitan has an even win-loss record of 14/14, while Alonso has yet to secure a victory from his single attempt. These surface-based stats can be crucial for forecasting who might have the edge in this matchup.

When examining their second serve performance over the past six months, Boitan has triumphed in 45.76% of these points, whereas Alonso trails at 35.9%. Boitan’s ability to handle return games is also noteworthy, as he has secured 47.06% of his opponents' second serve points, compared to Alonso’s 39.68%. However, Alonso does have a superior first serve return stat, winning 40.35% over Boitan's 27.82%, which could influence the match dynamics.

Boitan has demonstrated remarkable resilience under pressure, saving 49.43% of breakpoints, whereas Alonso has saved 37.84%. Additionally, while Boitan has converted 29.63% of his breakpoint opportunities recently, Alonso slightly edges ahead with a 32.14% conversion rate, suggesting a keen ability to seize crucial moments.

In high-stakes situations such as deciding sets, Boitan has maintained a solid record, winning 64% of these encounters in the last year, whereas Alonso's success rate stands at 50%. This statistic may prove pivotal if the upcoming match reaches a critical juncture.

Boitan has predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, achieving a winning percentage of 72.09% (W/L 31/12), while Alonso has participated in the same circuits, attaining a 41.67% success rate. Acknowledging the level of opposition faced, Boitan's opponents have had an average rank of 382.58 over the past year, whereas Alonso has competed against players with an average rank of 212.67.

With these insights in mind, Boitan appears to hold the upper hand in this matchup. Considering his recent form, surface proficiency, and ability to handle pressure, he seems likely to emerge victorious in this contest.