Julio Cesar Porras vs Maxime Chazal Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Recent performance statistics reveal key insights into the upcoming match between Julio Cesar Porras and Maxime Chazal. In the past six months, Porras has captured 38.9% of points on their second serve, while Chazal has achieved a rate of 43.77%. Such metrics are strongly indicative of match outcomes. Moreover, when receiving, Porras has claimed 48.37% of the points from his opponent's second serve, compared to Chazal's 48.03% success in this area.

Analysis of first serve return stats shows Porras leading with 31.05%, against Chazal's 26.77%. These figures are significant in forecasting which player might be favored in head-to-head matchups. When saved under pressure, Porras displayed a breakpoint save rate of 53.09%, narrowly trailing Chazal's 53.78%. Additionally, Porras has demonstrated an ability to convert breakpoints more frequently, achieving a conversion rate of 41% as opposed to Chazal's 32.37% during recent matches.

When looking at broader performance, over the past year, Porras has won 69.57% of his encounters, reflected in a 32-14 win-loss record. In contrast, Chazal has secured victories in 63.16% of his matches, with a 48-28 record. This broad overview of outcomes provides a strong basis for head-to-head predictions. Historically, Porras has best performed on clay, with a win rate of 68%. Chazal, too, finds his strongest surface on clay, boasting a 63% win rate. Both players primarily compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, where Porras slightly trails with a 72.09% win rate compared to Chazal's 75% in $10K events.

Regarding direct encounters, Porras and Chazal have faced off once before, with Porras emerging victorious. During their last meeting, held at the M25 Reus on clay, Porras won in three sets. This match lasted an average of 2:19:0 hours, highlighting a closely contested battle. Interestingly, when matches have extended to a deciding set, Porras proved successful in 71% of cases, whereas Chazal maintained a 68% success rate. Despite these figures, neither player has won a tiebreak against the other as they have yet to encounter such scenarios.

Opponent quality further influences expectations, with Porras competing against opponents averaging a rank of 481.72, slightly higher than Chazal's average opponent rank of 409.7 over the last year. Given Porras' historical performance metrics and recent victories, especially in head-to-head scenarios, he enters the match as the slight favorite, although the competitive backdrop ensures unpredictability in play.