Kai Wehnelt vs Alastair Gray Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Gray has secured 44.63% of points on their second serve, whereas Wehnelt has managed 43.61%. This statistic is crucial as it strongly correlates with match prediction accuracy. When examining return game statistics, Gray has successfully won 44.69% of their opponent's second serve points in recent times, while Wehnelt has achieved a slightly higher percentage at 45.05%. As for first serve returns, Gray has won 25.14%, compared to Wehnelt's 25.85%, providing a significant insight for determining the favored player in this head-to-head matchup.

In tense situations, Gray has demonstrated the ability to save 54.42% of breakpoints, compared to Wehnelt's 52%, a useful statistic for making informed in-game betting decisions. Over the past year, Gray has maintained a match-winning percentage of 69.77% (W/L 30/13), while Wehnelt has won 50.98% of their matches (W/L 26/25), offering a broad perspective on their overall head-to-head performance.

Looking at surface-specific statistics, Gray has excelled on Hard courts with a win percentage of 68% (W/L 117/55), whereas their performance on Grass has been less successful at 42% (W/L 10/14). Conversely, Wehnelt has shown their best performance on Hard courts with a win percentage of 61% (W/L 89/58), and their weakest surface has been Indoor Hard courts with a win percentage of 36% (W/L 9/16).

Regarding the levels players have competed at, over the last year, Gray has largely participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 76.32% of these encounters (W/L 29/9). Meanwhile, Wehnelt has also played predominantly at the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K level, achieving a 52.08% win rate (W/L 25/23). These statistics are important as they illustrate the respective playing levels of both athletes.

Considering the quality of opponents faced, Gray has contended against players with an average rank of 443.86 over the past year, while Wehnelt has faced opponents with an average rank of 381.61. In matches that stretch to a deciding set, Gray has won 36% of these encounters in the past 12 months, whereas Wehnelt has secured victories in 33% of such matches.

In terms of break point conversion, Gray has managed to convert 28.13% of opportunities, while Wehnelt has outperformed with a conversion rate of 36.08%. This statistic is crucial for those interested in live betting during matches. Based on these comprehensive statistics, Gray appears to have a slight edge and is predicted to win the upcoming match against Wehnelt.