Henrique Rocha vs Lukas Neumayer Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the past six months, Rocha has won 43.41% of points on their second serve, whereas Neumayer has slightly outperformed with a win rate of 43.92%. This statistic is crucial in making accurate match predictions. When it comes to return game statistics, Rocha recently captured 43.5% of their opponent's second serve points, while Neumayer achieved a higher rate of 46.29%. First serve return points are also revealing, with Rocha securing 30.42% and Neumayer obtaining 30.93% against their opponents.

Looking at break point opportunities, Rocha has converted 36.75% of chances, while Neumayer has a slightly lower conversion rate of 35.92%. This statistic can provide insightful predictions for in-game betting. When under pressure, Rocha has managed to save 48.29% of breakpoints faced, compared to Neumayer's superior 50.94%, which is quite telling for game outcomes under tight situations.

In terms of their career surface preferences, Rocha excels on hard courts with a win rate of 66% (W/L 73/37), but struggles on indoor hard courts at 33% (W/L 3/6). Conversely, Neumayer boasts a preference for clay with a 59% win rate (W/L 141/97), and finds difficulty on grass with a 0% win rate (W/L 0/1).

Over the previous year, Rocha has won 51.47% of their matches (W/L 35/33), while Neumayer has a better win percentage of 57.89% (W/L 44/32). In direct head-to-head match encounters, Neumayer leads with one victory, as Rocha is yet to win against them. Their past match at the Braga Challenger saw Neumayer triumph with a swift 6-3, 6-1 win.

Regarding player levels, Rocha's matches primarily occur at Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, with a win rate of 51.85% (W/L 28/26), whereas Neumayer competes at the same tournaments, holding a slightly better performance at 55.56% (W/L 30/24). Based on opponent quality stats, Rocha has faced higher-ranked competitors with an average rank of 254.25 compared to Neumayer’s opponents, who averaged at rank 317.

Considering deciding set performances against all competitors, Rocha holds a 46% win rate, while Neumayer is stronger in tight matches with a 60% success rate throughout the tour. Although both players have not yet entered a deciding set or a tiebreak against each other, these insights are essential for forecast accuracy when such circumstances arise.

Taking into account the statistical analysis across various performance indicators, Neumayer appears to have an edge in the upcoming match against Rocha. Neumayer’s higher win rates and stronger performances across key pressure situations suggest they are more likely to prevail in this encounter.