Lorenzo Carboni vs Tim Handel Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Recent performances provide a solid foundation for predicting tennis match outcomes. For instance, Carboni has emerged victorious in 58.46% of the matches over the past year, reflecting a record of 38 wins to 27 losses. Comparatively, Handel has won exactly 50% of their matches, tallying 27 wins against 27 losses. These figures provide an insightful backdrop against which their head-to-head can be assessed.

Serving statistics show slight advantages in certain areas for each player. Over the last six months, Carboni has claimed 38.75% of points on their second serve, whereas Handel slightly edges ahead with 40.03%. On the return side, Carboni has secured 45.69% of points on their opponent's second serve, outperforming Handel who stands at 48.78%. However, Carboni's first-serve return success of 33.53% surpasses Handel's 30.03%. These particular metrics are highly indicative of match outcomes.

Analyses of breakpoint scenarios further enhance perspective. Carboni has demonstrated proficient breakpoint conversion, capturing 45.11% of opportunities, superior to Handel's 32.93% conversion rate. Meanwhile, Handel has shown a stronger ability to save breakpoints, having saved 51.75% compared to Carboni’s 49.21%. These figures are significant for live-match predictions and betting activity.

Surface performance and player levels add context to their potential. Carboni excels on hard courts, boasting a 68% win rate, while Handel is particularly strong on clay with a 63% win rate. When evaluating career surfaces, these elements often help clarify who might be the overall favorite in a matchup. Regarding player level, Carboni has effectively competed in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 62.71% of matches, while Handel has secured a 53.33% win rate in similar tournaments.

Opponent quality also plays a role in prediction. Carboni has faced opponents with an average ranking of 366.71 over the past 12 months, marginally higher in quality compared to Handel's average opponent ranking of 389.3. Furthermore, in scenarios where matches culminate in a deciding set, Carboni holds a slight edge, having won 53% of those sets recently, compared to Handel's 47% success rate in such instances.

Overall analysis of recent stats suggests that Carboni is slightly favored to win the upcoming match based on their superior performance in key metrics, including match win percentage, breakpoint conversion rates, and performance in high-level matches. However, this remains contingent upon current event form and other potential variables.