Joaquin Aguilar Cardozo vs Sean Hess Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The upcoming match between Cardozo and Hess presents a fascinating opportunity to delve into their statistical performances. Over the past six months, Cardozo has demonstrated a slight edge in second serve success, winning 42.25% of such points, compared to Hess, who stands at 40%. This difference, though marginal, is significant given the statistic's correlation with match prediction accuracy.

When analyzing return game statistics in recent form, Hess seems to have an advantage. Hess has effectively won 49.65% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Cardozo has achieved 45.45%. In terms of first serve returns, Hess leads with 34.24% against Cardozo's 32.47%. These metrics have been crucial in determining favorites in face-to-face encounters.

In high-pressure situations like breakpoint scenarios, Cardozo has proven more resilient by saving 52.61% of breakpoints compared to Hess's 46%. Meanwhile, when the matches extend to the deciding set, Cardozo clinches victory 55% of the time, overshadowing Hess, who has won 18% of deciding sets over the last year. These pressure-related statistics bear importance in live prediction and betting contexts.

Reviewing their overall performance over the past year, Cardozo has a slightly higher match win percentage of 52.5% with a 21/19 win-loss record, while Hess stands at a 50% win rate with a 26/26 record. Both players have most frequently participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Cardozo showing a marginally higher success rate.

Cardozo's career boasts a notable win percentage on clay surfaces at 65%, while Hess follows with 56%. However, on hard courts, Cardozo struggles, having not yet secured a win, whereas Hess has a 43% win rate. The choice of surface can be a pivotal factor in outcome predictions.

Direct head-to-head encounters reveal a dominant performance by Cardozo, having won all previous three matches against Hess, including all six sets played. Remarkably, their last meeting ended with Cardozo emerging victorious via retirement in the match held at M 15 Punta del Este. These head-to-head statistics further reinforce Cardozo's favorable position in this matchup.

In terms of opponent quality, Cardozo has faced opponents with an average rank of 289.27 in the last year, while Hess has contested against higher-ranked players averaging 228.02. Breakpoint conversion, an essential measure for in-play strategies, shows Hess converting 43.1% of opportunities against Cardozo's 35.07%, suggesting a greater efficacy in capitalizing on such chances.

Based on the collected data and analysis of their respective performances across different conditions, surfaces, and statistical measures, Cardozo appears better poised to secure victory in the impending match against Hess.