Jan-Lennard Struff vs Valentin Vacherot Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Recent second serve performance highlights that Struff has a slight edge over Vacherot. In the past six months, Struff has successfully secured 47.36% of points on his second serve, compared to Vacherot's 43.51%. The ability to win points on the second serve is a critical factor that often correlates highly with match predictions in tennis.

Analyzing return game statistics, Struff demonstrates a better ability to capitalize on his opponent's second serve, winning 49.36% of these points, while Vacherot secures 46.29%. However, Vacherot leads in first serve return points with 26.99%, slightly outperforming Struff's 22.34%. These statistics are significant when forecasting head-to-head matchups.

In scenarios of break point opportunities, Struff shows a solid ability to hold under pressure by saving 64.67% of breakpoints, which surpasses Vacherot's 52.5% save rate. When it comes to breakpoint conversion, both players show similar efficiency; Struff converts 26% while Vacherot manages to convert a slightly higher 27.59% of their opportunities.

Considering overall match performance over the past year, Vacherot boasts a better winning ratio of 60.87% (28 wins and 18 losses) compared to Struff's 55.1% (27 wins and 22 losses). This performance overview offers insights into the players' recent form and consistency.

Examining performance on different surfaces, Struff has a preference for clay, securing a 62% win rate, contrasting with his 45% on grass. Vacherot excels on hard courts with a 72% success rate. These surface preferences are crucial when assessing players for potential success in matches played on specific surfaces.

The level of competition provides further context for comparison. Struff competes primarily on the Main tour with a success rate of 62.5% (15 wins out of 24 matches), while Vacherot plays mostly in lower-tier Challenger and ITF tournaments, winning 64% (16 wins out of 25 matches). Opponent quality also varies, with Struff facing opponents averaging a rank of 81.27, whereas Vacherot's opponents average a rank of 231.35.

If the match extends into a deciding set, Vacherot has an advantage, having won 60% of such sets in the past year, in contrast to Struff's 38%. Familiarity with event-specific performance and current form is also instrumental in refining match predictions.

Taking into account all these statistics, Vacherot's robust overall record, adaptability on various court surfaces, and superior performance in deciding sets position him as the likely victor in this matchup. However, Struff's strength in higher-level competition and ability to handle pressure situations should not be underestimated.