Jan-Lennard Struff vs Francisco Cerundolo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent form data over the last six months, Jan-Lennard Struff edges ahead slightly with a 47.21% success rate on second serves, compared to Francisco Cerundolo's 45.23%. This particular statistic is closely linked to the accuracy of match predictions, making Struff's slight advantage significant.

When it comes to return games, Struff continues to have a narrower yet noteworthy lead. He has secured 49.02% of points when returning his opponent's second serve. In contrast, Cerundolo stands at 44.85%. For first serve returns, however, Cerundolo performs better, with 25.98% compared to Struff's 22.15%. This diversity in return capabilities is highly predictive of the favored player in their head-to-head encounters.

Pressure situations are another arena where Struff has been more effective, saving 64.41% of breakpoints as opposed to Cerundolo's 54.21%. This statistic is particularly beneficial in providing insights for in-game betting predictions.

Considering overall performance across the past year, Cerundolo has won a higher percentage of his matches, 61.11% (W/L 44/28), compared to Struff's 53.19% (W/L 25/22). This win/loss record offers a comprehensive view of the players' consistency and prowess on court.

The surface also remains a crucial factor for these athletes, with both players showcasing their best results on clay. Cerundolo boasts a 70% success rate, slightly higher than Struff's 62%. Conversely, grass surfaces present more challenges; Cerundolo maintains a 50% win rate, while Struff lags at 45%.

In terms of the level of competition, Struff navigates the Main Tour effectively, with a winning rate of 62.5% (W/L 15/9), slightly better than Cerundolo's 57.58% (W/L 19/14). The caliber of opponents is equally important; Cerundolo has faced competitors with an average ranking of 66.43, whereas Struff's opponents have held an average rank of 86.6 over the past year.

For live predictions and betting scenarios involving decisive moments in matches, it's interesting to note that Cerundolo has emerged victorious in 45% of the deciding sets he has played in the past year, in comparison to Struff's 33%. Examining their breakpoint conversion reveals Cerundolo again holds a slender advantage, converting 28.49% of opportunities, while Struff converts 26% against his adversaries.

Considering all these statistics, the analysis leans slightly towards Cerundolo being the favorite to win. His overall match successes and more consistent breakpoint performance position him well against Struff in this upcoming encounter.