Keshav Chopra vs Justin Roberts Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When evaluating second serve performance over the past six months, which player takes the edge? Roberts has secured 40.91% of their second serve points, yet Chopra surpasses this with 44.91%. This figure is significant, as it strongly correlates with accurate match predictions. Which competitor excels in the return game? The recent figures show Roberts capturing 38.46% of their opponent's second serve points, while Chopra impresses with 43.45%. Analyzing their first serve returns reveals that Roberts has a slight advantage at 39.53% compared to Chopra's 29.82%, which is a crucial indicator in determining the favorite in their face-to-face encounters.

How do these players fare under pressure? Roberts exhibits resilience by saving 78.95% of breakpoints in their recent matches, a notable contrast to Chopra’s 60.43%. This can be an invaluable stat for those placing in-game bets. Let's take a look at performance over the last year; Roberts has a win rate of 38.89% in matches played (winning 7 out of 18), whereas Chopra leads with a 51.11% win rate (winning 23 out of 45 matches). This statistic serves as a foundational overview of head-to-head predictions.

Could the playing surface tip the balance in favor of one competitor? Both players have demonstrated their best performances on clay courts. Roberts has a career win percentage of 55% on this surface, slightly inferior to Chopra's 59%. On indoor hard courts, both players maintain a 50% win rate, a key consideration for predictions on such surfaces.

Looking at the competitive level, Roberts has participated mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, securing 38.89% victories, while Chopra, showing more dominance, wins 52.27% in the same category. The quality of competition is nearly identical; Roberts faced opponents with an average rank of 362.17, Chopra with 360.27, offering little differentiation in this aspect.

What happens when a match reaches a deciding set? Here, Chopra holds the advantage, claiming 60% of these tense encounters, while Roberts lags with a 25% success rate. Additionally, current form is pertinent; should they have played in the ongoing event, their performance here must be assessed for a refined prediction. When it comes to converting breakpoints, another decisive factor, Roberts converts 14.29% of the time, with Chopra again showing superiority at 36.11%.

Given these comprehensive statistics, who appears the favorite to emerge victorious? While Roberts boasts certain strengths, Chopra's advantages in crucial second serve, return game, and breakpoint conversion rates paint them as the likelier winner in this matchup.