Gabriel Diallo vs Tomas Martin Etcheverry Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The upcoming tennis match between Diallo and Etcheverry provides intriguing insights from recent statistics. Diallo has demonstrated a slightly better performance in second serve points over the past six months, winning 47.37% compared to Etcheverry’s 45.33%. This statistic is crucial in predicting match outcomes, providing Diallo a slight edge. Additionally, return game statistics indicate that Etcheverry excels in returning second serves, winning 45.01% of such points against Diallo's 40.7%. Meanwhile, first serve return stats show an almost even matchup, with Diallo winning 24.28% and Etcheverry slightly ahead at 24.33%.

When under pressure, Etcheverry has saved 60.1% of breakpoints as opposed to Diallo's 58.37%. This aspect is particularly valuable for in-game betting predictions. Considering their match performance over the last year, Diallo has a better overall win rate at 64.1%, with a win-loss record of 50/28, whereas Etcheverry stands at 51.47% with a 35/33 record.

Reflecting on surface preferences, Diallo achieves a 66% win rate on indoor hard courts (47/24), contrasting with a lower 47% on grass. In contrast, Etcheverry shows his strongest form on clay courts with a 66% win rate (295/151) and a weaker 27% on grass. Players also differ in the level of tournaments, as Diallo predominantly competes in Challengers/ITF events with a 69.44% win rate, while Etcheverry has been on the main tour, securing a 51.52% win rate.

Examining the caliber of opponents faced, Etcheverry has competed against players with a higher average rank (86.22) compared to Diallo's (135.01). In deciding sets over the past year, Diallo has shown strong performance, winning 66% of such sets, while Etcheverry has a lower win rate of 44%. Breakpoint conversion rates add another dimension, where Diallo leads slightly by converting 23.68% of opportunities compared to Etcheverry's 22.6%.

Considering these various statistics, Diallo appears to have a potential advantage for the upcoming match. His superior win rate, along with a strong deciding set performance, edge over Etcheverry in converting breakpoints, and competitive play in second serve points, suggest that Diallo may be favored to win this contest.