Luciano Darderi vs Jiri Lehecka Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent second serve performance, Lehecka has secured 46.42% of points on their second serve, whereas Darderi has achieved a slightly higher success rate of 49.67% in the previous six months. This specific metric often correlates closely with predicting match outcomes, making it an essential factor in this head-to-head comparison.

In the realm of return games, Lehecka's recent form sees them winning 43.18% of their opponent’s second serve points. By contrast, Darderi has achieved a marginally better 43.82% in the same category. When examining first serve return statistics, the numbers reflect a favor towards Darderi again, who has managed 23.73% compared to Lehecka's 19.74%. Such statistics hold high relevance for determining the favored player in closely contested matchups.

Delving into performance under pressure, Lehecka has demonstrated the ability to save 57.42% of breakpoints, offering an edge in high-stakes situations. Meanwhile, Darderi closely follows with a 56.25% success rate in this aspect. These details are pivotal for predicting outcomes during in-match betting scenarios.

Taking a broader perspective of their performance over the last year, Lehecka has emerged victorious in 63.27% of matches, a stark contrast to Darderi's 51.47% win rate. With Lehecka marking a respectable 31-18 win-loss record, Darderi trails behind at 35-33, creating a comprehensive framework for head-to-head predictions.

When assessing their favored playing surfaces, both players have shown their highest win percentage on clay courts, each boasting a 64% success rate. However, Darderi's least successful surface has been indoor hard courts at 17%, compared to Lehecka's 45% on grass courts.

At the player level, Lehecka has primarily competed on the Main tour in the last year, with a commendable 70.83% match win rate. In contrast, Darderi has also mostly played at this level, capturing victories at a lower rate of 43.33%. This variance highlights the quality of opposition each player has faced, with Lehecka competing against opponents with an average rank of 58.94, whereas Darderi faced players averaging a rank of 98.16.

Examining their direct encounters, Darderi leads with one win from their sole matchup, which took place at the Iasi Challenger in the quarterfinals on clay. The match concluded with Darderi prevailing in a tight 4-6, 7-6(1), 6-4 battle. Furthermore, Darderi holds a favorable record in deciding sets, clinching victories 59% of the time compared to Lehecka's 50% success rate.

Break point conversion rates further highlight each player's tactical nuances, with Darderi converting 31.71% of opportunities, slightly surpassing Lehecka's 26.09%. Considering these multifaceted statistics and performance indicators, Darderi emerges as the potential favorite to win the upcoming match based on this comprehensive statistical analysis.