Marek Gengel vs Michele Ribecai Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance of Marek Gengel and Alex Ribecai provides intriguing insights into their upcoming tennis match. In the last six months, Gengel has secured victories in 71.43% of his matches with a win-loss record of 75/30. On the other hand, Ribecai has a relatively lower win percentage of 59.42% and a win-loss record of 41/28. This disparity could indicate an overall advantage for Gengel in the upcoming encounter.

Focusing on second serve performance, Ribecai edges slightly ahead with a 45.65% win rate compared to Gengel’s 41.48%. However, Gengel has shown strength in his return game, winning 43.89% of points on his opponent's second serve compared to Ribecai's 45.24% in the same category. Interestingly, Ribecai outperforms Gengel in first serve returns, winning 28.99% of points compared to Gengel's 24.27%.

Their performance under pressure reveals Gengel's proficiency with a 55.86% success rate in saving breakpoints, surpassing Ribecai's 48.78%. Additionally, Gengel has a higher breakpoint conversion rate of 33.33% over Ribecai’s 28.68%, indicating his potential to capitalize on critical points during matches.

Surface preferences also play a crucial role in match outcomes. Gengel's best career performance comes on hard courts with a win percentage of 67%, whereas Ribecai shines on indoor hard courts, boasting a 75% win rate. Over the last year, both players have predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at the $10K level. However, Gengel’s higher win percentage of 78.82% compared to Ribecai’s 59.42% signifies his dominance at this level.

In head-to-head encounters, Gengel leads with a 1-0 record, having triumphed in their last match at the M 25 Castelo Branco with a 6-4, 6-2 victory. The average duration of their past matches is 1:37:0, although none have yet extended to a deciding set or a tiebreak.

With Gengel’s consistent performance, particularly on hard courts, and his superior head-to-head record against Ribecai, the statistics point towards Gengel as the likely winner of the upcoming match. His stronger overall track record, break point resilience, and return game suggest a strategic advantage over Ribecai.