Inaki Montes-De La Torre vs Corentin Denolly Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the performance on second serves over the last six months reveals that Denolly has secured 44.9% of points on their second serve, whereas Torre trails with 39.32%. This indicator is highly correlated with match prediction accuracy and serves as a foundational comparison metric for the upcoming match.

When examining return game statistics in recent form, Denolly has claimed 46.47% of their opponent's second-serve points. On the other hand, Torre outperforms slightly with a figure of 47.55%. For first serve returns, Torre leads with 30.93%, surpassing Denolly's 25.57%. These stats are vital for determining the favored player in this head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure analysis sheds light on the players' ability to save breakpoints: Denolly successfully saves 51.09% of breakpoints, whereas Torre saves 47.73%. This is a useful figure for those interested in in-game betting predictions, adding another layer to their performance assessment.

In terms of overall performance over the past year, Denolly has achieved a 66.23% match win rate (51/26), whereas Torre edges slightly ahead with 67.31% (35/17). These figures provide an overarching view of each player's capability over a substantial period, valuable for head-to-head predictions.

Surface performance adds another dimension to the analysis, with Denolly holding a 66% winning percentage on clay (293/148) but dropping to 55% on indoor hard courts (53/43). Torre excels on clay as well, boasting a 77% win rate (41/12), while having a 61% success rate on hard surfaces (43/27). These stats could indicate a potential edge depending on the match's surface.

Assessing the tournament level performance, Denolly has dominated Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 82.05% (32/7) of their matches, with Torre winning 68.75% (22/10) in similar events. The level of events played by each player is essential when making direct comparisons and setting expectations for future matchups.

Talking about opponent quality over the past year, Denolly has faced opponents with an average ranking of 325.77, while Torre's opponents have been ranked at an average of 394.98. This paints a picture of the competitive landscape each has navigated, potentially influencing their resilience and adaptive capabilities in matches.

The deciding set performance is crucial for live predictions, with Denolly winning 75% of their deciding sets in the last 12 months, whereas Torre claims victory in 60% of such scenarios. This statistic is significant when predicting outcomes in tightly contested matches.

In the realm of breakpoint conversion in recent form, Torre outshines Denolly by converting 44.94% of their opportunities, compared to Denolly's 29.01%. This can be a pivotal stat for those engaging in live betting, especially during breakpoint situations.

Considering these comprehensive statistics, although both players demonstrate distinct strengths, Torre's prowess on clay, higher breakpoint conversion rate, and return game performance suggest they might be slightly favored to win the upcoming match.