Isaiah Strode vs Stijn Paardekooper Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance of both players, Strode has demonstrated a superior ability to win points on their second serve with a success rate of 44.8% over the past six months. In contrast, Paardekooper has managed to secure 40% of such points. This metric is notably significant for forecasting match outcomes. Moreover, Strode shows a strategic edge in returning second serves, obtaining 49.9% of these points from opponents compared to Paardekooper's 43.18%. However, Paardekooper shows strength in first serve returns, achieving 30.14% success over Strode's 23.45%, an important factor in determining the favorite player in a head-to-head scenario.

Considering matches under pressure, Paardekooper excels with a breakpoint save rate of 47.06%, marginally edging past Strode, who saves 44.44% of breakpoints in recent form. In terms of overall match performance from the past year, Strode posts a win rate of 56.1% (23 wins and 18 losses), which is slightly higher than Paardekooper's 52% (13 wins and 12 losses). This gives us a broad perspective when comparing their past achievements in similar levels of competition, particularly in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, where both have played the majority of their matches.

Assessing surface preferences, both players favor clay courts. Strode achieves a 55% win rate (67 wins and 54 losses) on clay, whereas Paardekooper has a slightly better record, winning 60% (18 wins and 12 losses). This may suggest a potential advantage for Paardekooper should the match take place on clay. Conversely, Strode has their weakest performance on Indoor Hard courts with only a 29% win rate, while Paardekooper's least successful surface is Hard courts with a 40% win rate.

When facing competitors, Strode has been up against opponents with an average rank of 309.85, while Paardekooper faced higher-ranked players, averaging a rank of 168.84, portraying a tougher competitive field encountered by Paardekooper. Both players have proven to be consistent in deciding set performances, each winning 50% of these crucial sets.

On breakpoint conversion, a critical statistic for in-game betting, Paardekooper shows superiority, successfully converting 33.33% of their opportunities, compared to Strode's 30.77%. Taking into account all statistical findings, while both players demonstrate commendable strengths, the data suggests Paardekooper may hold a slight advantage, likely positioning them as the more favored competitor to win in the upcoming match.