Marcos Giron vs Learner Tien Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performances, we notice intriguing statistics that could help predict the outcome of this match. How are Tien and Giron faring on their second serves? In the past six months, Tien has secured 41.44% of points on their second serve, while Giron edges slightly ahead with 43.85%. This subtle difference in second serve effectiveness often correlates with match prediction accuracy.

Examining their return game, Tien seems more adept at turning the tables during return games. Against their opponents' second serves, Tien captures 48.51%, whereas Giron is at 41.74%. When it comes to first serve returns, the numbers are quite close with Tien at 26.95% and Giron at 27.66%, a crucial factor in deciding who might dominate this head-to-head encounter.

Facing pressure, how do they perform? Tien has a breakpoint save rate of 54.18%, whereas Giron is steadier with 59.09%, indicating resilience under pressure—a valuable insight for in-game betting enthusiasts.

Considering overall performance in the past year, Tien boasts an impressive win rate of 79.12% with a match record of 72-19. In contrast, Giron has secured 53.57% of his matches with a record of 30-26. This overview provides a clear picture of their performance trajectory.

Focusing on their best surfaces, Tien has a stellar win percentage of 76% on Hard courts (92-29), while his struggles appear more on Clay courts with a 45% win rate (5-6). Giron, meanwhile, thrives on indoor hard courts with a win percentage of 60% (72-49), and finds clay less favorable at 42% (32-44).

Examining player levels and match contexts gives additional insights. Over the last year, Tien has excelled in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 81.58% of the time, while Giron has focused on the Main tour, capturing 59.26% of his matches. It illustrates their exposure to different levels of competition.

Delving into the opponent quality reveals Tien played against competitors with an average rank of 267.85, contrasting sharply with Giron's opponents, who averaged a rank of 79.32. This may indicate Giron is battle-tested against stronger opponents.

If the match extends to a deciding set, past performances suggest Tien is more likely to emerge victorious, having won 81% of deciding sets over the last year, as opposed to Giron's 43%. This statistic is highly relevant for live match predictions.

The ability to convert breakpoints is another crucial factor. Tien has shown a conversion rate of 34.38%, while Giron is slightly less effective at 30.77%. Such stats are pivotal when evaluating potential game-turning moments.

Considering all of the above data, Tien appears to possess a slight advantage, particularly with his robust return game and stellar deciding set record. If these elements come to play effectively during the match, Tien may well be favored to win this encounter.