Jan Choinski vs Alejandro Moro Canas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance in the past six months, Canas has won 46.06% of points on his second serve in contrast to Choinski, who secured 43.26%. This metric has a substantial connection with predicting the match outcome accurately. Furthermore, Canas exhibits stronger return game performance, winning 45.13% of opponents' second serve points while Choinski manages 42.11%. For first serve return points, Canas triumphs with 28.57% over Choinski’s 23.98%, indicating a clearer favorite in this head-to-head matchup.

Considering the ability to handle pressure, Canas excels slightly by saving 53.37% of breakpoints compared to Choinski's closely matching 53.16%. This stat can be particularly useful for making predictive in-game betting determinations. During the past year, Canas has a higher win rate of 56.45% in matches (W/L 35/27), whereas Choinski follows with a 53.33% win rate (W/L 32/28), offering an overall outlook on head-to-head predictions.

Surface preference plays a pivotal role; Canas performs optimally on Hard surfaces, recording a 68% win rate (W/L 86/40), while struggling on Indoor Hard with a 42% win rate. Choinski's best results come from Clay courts, where he has a 63% win rate (W/L 216/129), but he encounters difficulties on Grass, maintaining only a 17% win rate. Over the past year, Canas has participated more in Challengers/ITF tournaments >$10K, boasting a 58.33% win rate (W/L 21/15), slightly outpacing Choinski's 55.56% (W/L 25/20) under similar tournament conditions.

In their direct head-to-head confrontations, they stand evenly matched, each taking one victory from their two encounters. Canas secured the last win at the Salzburg Challenger, overcoming Choinski 7-5, 6-4. The matches between them have averaged around 1 hour 39 minutes, although they have yet to play a deciding set or a tiebreak against one another. Nevertheless, Canas has demonstrated superior prowess in deciding sets over the past year, winning 60% compared to Choinski's 47% against all players.

Opponent quality analysis places Canas slightly ahead, having competed against players with an average rank of 237, whereas Choinski faced competitors averaging a rank of 244.12. Moreover, in terms of break point conversion efficiency, Canas has a lower conversion rate of 30.58% while Choinski has shown better effectiveness with 38.46%, a critical measure for live betting during key moments. In conclusion, based on these statistics and evaluations, Canas appears to be the likely winner in this matchup.