Gastao Elias vs Felix Gill Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent second serve performance, Gill has excelled by winning 47.44% of points, surpassing Elias who stands at 42.65%. This statistic often correlates strongly with predicting match outcomes. Meanwhile, Gill's ability to secure points on the opponent's second serve is 42.86%, compared to Elias' 50.72%. As for first serve return points in recent form, Gill has won 32.69% while Elias has emerged victorious in 28.08% of the instances, which can signal the favored player in head-to-head showdowns.

Under high-pressure circumstances, Gill has managed to save 50% of the breakpoints, proving slightly more resilient than Elias who has saved 48.45%. Such statistics can be crucial for live betting predictions. Over the past year, Gill and Elias have both achieved a match win rate of around 55%, with Gill holding a record of 22 wins and 18 losses, and Elias with a slightly better record of 39 wins and 31 losses.

When evaluating performance on different surfaces, both players show a preference for clay. Gill has a promising career win percentage of 63% on this surface, while Elias records a 57% success rate. On grass, both players struggle, with Gill winning only 27% and Elias 25% of their matches. The player's level of competition shows Gill playing most of their matches in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, maintaining a win rate of 54.55%, whereas Elias competes in the same level of tournaments but with a lower success rate of 47.17%.

Their direct head-to-head encounters reveal Elias' dominance. In their only meeting, Elias triumphed in two out of three sets. This match was held at Wimbledon on June 20, 2022. The average duration of their matches is approximately 2 hours and 50 minutes. Notably, when they have gone into a deciding set, Elias won on the sole occasion, and he also claimed victory in their single tiebreak.

Gill has faced opponents ranked on average at 395.3 and Elias at 323.96 over the last year. In deciding sets against all players in the past 12 months, Gill has had a 30% win rate, while Elias shines at 58%, a valuable insight for predicting match scenarios extending that far. Breakpoint conversion further shows Elias with a slight edge, effectively converting 37.8% of opportunities compared to Gill's 31.25%.

Considering all available statistics and past performances, Elias appears slightly favored to win based on his head-to-head record against Gill as well as his superior performance under pressure in deciding sets.