Joao Graca vs Daniel De Jonge Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, significant differences have been observed in the second serve performance of the two contenders. Graca has a clear advantage, winning 47.1% of points on their second serve compared to Jonge's 39.97%. This statistic often holds a strong correlation with match prediction accuracy.

Assessing return game statistics, Jonge's return performance shows he has claimed 47.24% of his opponent's second serve points, while Graca closely matches with 47.91%. This trend is similar in first serve returns, with Jonge securing 24.15% and Graca achieving 24%. These figures have proven to be reliable indicators in assessing who might be favored in this head-to-head matchup.

When under pressure, specifically in breakpoint situations, Jonge has shown a higher resilience, saving 56.76% of breakpoints, whereas Graca has managed to save 46.05%. These figures can be crucial for making informed in-game betting predictions. Likewise, Graca's ability to convert breakpoints is notably higher at 50%, compared to Jonge's 30.23%, offering valuable insights for live betting.

Looking at their overall match performance over the past year, Jonge boasts a win rate of 57.69% (W/L 30/22), while Graca stands at 57.5% (W/L 23/17). The surface preference reveals Jonge's strengths on indoor hard courts with a 64% win rate (W/L 27/15) but lesser results on clay (53% win rate, W/L 54/47). Conversely, Graca's best results have come on hard surfaces, with a 42% win rate (W/L 42/59), and he struggles more on clay (33% win rate, W/L 1/2).

The level of competition they've faced also differs, as Jonge has primarily played in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, securing a win percentage of 57.69% (W/L 30/22). On the other hand, Graca's participation in similar events has yielded a higher win percentage at 60.53% (W/L 23/15). Moreover, Jonge's opponents had an average ranking of 332.67, in contrast to Graca's 177.15, indicating the differing levels of competitive encounters they've faced over the last year.

In deciding sets, Graca has shown superior performance, winning 67% of such matches compared to Jonge's 50%. This factor may play a pivotal role in live predictions should the match extend beyond two sets. As the match unfolds, keeping an eye on current event performances will help provide a more comprehensive prediction.

Taking into account the various statistical metrics, Graca appears to have a slight edge due to his performance in second serves and breakpoint opportunities. Thus, based on the statistics provided, Graca is favored to win the upcoming match.