Luca Van Assche vs Federico Arnaboldi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance on the second serve, Arnaboldi has secured 40.37% of points in the last six months, while Assche has achieved a slightly higher rate of 44.49%. Such statistics play a crucial role in predicting the outcome of matches, with a high correlation between second serve performance and match results. Additionally, in terms of return game statistics, Arnaboldi has successfully claimed 47.01% of points on the opponent’s second serve, slightly trailing behind Assche who has won 48.47% in the same category. When considering first serve return stats, however, Arnaboldi outperforms Assche by winning 31.4% compared to Assche’s 26.4%.

For those focused on predicting match outcomes, the ability to handle pressure is particularly noteworthy. Arnaboldi has saved 51.11% of breakpoints during recent periods, whereas Assche has demonstrated more resilience with a rate of 59.31%. When assessing overall match results over the past year, Arnaboldi’s win-loss record stands at 56.92%, whereas Assche presents a slightly lower success rate with 51.61%. This provides a broader view when considering head-to-head encounters.

When examining preferred playing surfaces, both competitors show proficiency on clay, with Arnaboldi holding a career win percentage of 59% and Assche slightly ahead at 61%. However, Arnaboldi struggles on indoor hard courts, having a career win percentage of just 27%, while Assche finds difficulties on hard surfaces with a win percentage of 42%. Furthermore, both players primarily compete in Challenger and ITF tournaments above $10K. Arnaboldi has a winning percentage of 58.33% in these tournaments, while Assche achieves 57.14%.

Reflecting on the quality of opponents faced, Arnaboldi's adversaries have an average rank of 295.54, compared to Assche's who have an average rank of 194.32. For enthusiasts keeping an eye on deciding sets, Arnaboldi has demonstrated a strong record by winning 72% of deciding sets in the past year, surpassing Assche's 58%. Additionally, in terms of breakpoint conversion, Arnaboldi has converted 40.74% of opportunities, exceeding Assche’s 36.15%.

Taking these diverse aspects into account, statistics slightly favor Arnaboldi as the likely victor in this upcoming tennis matchup. This prediction is shaped by Arnaboldi’s edge in pressure handling, first serve return performance, and experience in deciding sets.