Jacopo Berrettini vs Andrea Picchione Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent assessments of second serve statistics over the last six months, Picchione demonstrates a superior performance with 44.95% of second serve points won, whereas Berrettini's equivalent percentage stands at 40.24%. The metrics linked to second serve performance can provide crucial insight into match outcome predictions due to their high correlation with overall performance and match results.

Analyzing return game statistics, in current form, we observe Picchione securing 47.27% of their opponent's second serve points compared to Berrettini's higher rate of 52.11%. When evaluating returns on first serves, Picchione achieves a win percentage of 30.31%, closely matched by Berrettini's 30.82%. These figures are critical in predicting the likely favorite in this head-to-head encounter.

Under pressure scenarios are highlighted by Berrettini's marginally superior breakpoint saving efficiency of 48.65%, fractionally outpacing Picchione's 48.28%. This particular statistic offers valuable predictions for in-game betting contexts. Moreover, in terms of annual performance, Picchione boasts a higher match win percentage of 61.54% (W/L 48/30), in contrast to Berrettini's 55.36% (W/L 31/25) over the same period, influencing the comprehensive head-to-head prediction framework.

Examining surface preferences, Picchione shows a career peak win rate of 67% on Grass (W/L 2/1) and the lowest at 30% on Indoor Hard (W/L 3/7). Conversely, Berrettini's top win percentage is on Clay at 55% (W/L 125/102), with no wins on Indoor Hard (W/L 0/8), indicating varying surface proficiency. Furthermore, analyzing tournament levels, Picchione has primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events with a 72.92% success rate (W/L 35/13), whereas Berrettini has participated more at Challengers/ITF > $10K tournaments, achieving a 51.11% success rate (W/L 23/22). The relative event level impacts these comparative statistics significantly.

In terms of opponent quality, over the last year, Picchione's adversaries have averaged a rank of 377.44, while Berrettini's have been ranked, on average, at 330.11, reflecting a difference in competition caliber. Deciding sets further differentiate these players, with Berrettini prevailing in 63% of such scenarios versus Picchione's 45%, data that adds depth to live betting forecasts.

Break point conversion is another critical measure, with Berrettini displaying greater efficacy at 40.54% against Picchione’s 32.5% success rate, a telling statistic for in-game betting considerations when breakpoint scenarios arise. Considering all factors, including current form and specific in-play indicators, Berrettini appears better positioned to secure victory, leveraging his advantage in crucial areas such as return games and break point conversions.