Markus Molder vs Mikail Alimli Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, a detailed comparison of second serve performances shows Molder achieving a 42.1% success rate, marginally trailing Alimli, who manages 45.76% of points on their second serve. As a factor significantly affecting match predictions, this statistic offers insight into the players' current forms.

An analysis of return game statistics over the past six months reveals that Molder has won 43.44% of points on their opponent's second serve. In contrast, Alimli has secured 46.57% of these points. When considering first serve returns, Molder has captured 22.56% of points, while Alimli has taken 23.79%, providing a clear picture of who might be favored in this head-to-head matchup.

In pressure situations, Molder has demonstrated an ability to save 52.33% of breakpoints, outperforming Alimli, who has saved 48.15%. This particular aspect is insightful for predicting outcomes under match pressure. Furthermore, Molder's breakpoint conversion rate of 16.84% is considerably lower than Alimli's conversion rate of 26.32%, impacting in-game betting strategies.

Over the last year, Molder has won 60% of his matches, boasting a win/loss record of 42/28. In comparison, Alimli has secured 55.56% of his matches, with a win/loss tally of 30/24. These statistics provide a comprehensive overview of each player's form heading into this match.

Examining their performance on different surfaces, Molder excels on clay with a win percentage of 60% (W/L 25/17), while his performance on hard courts, at 47% (W/L 8/9), is less impressive. Conversely, Alimli’s most successful surface is hard court, where he has won 52% of his matches (W/L 32/30), with clay being his least favorable surface, winning 43% of matches (W/L 33/43).

Evaluating match level, both players have predominately competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K over the past year. Molder’s win percentage sits at 60.87% (W/L 42/27), which edges past Alimli’s 56.6% (W/L 30/23). The average ranking of opponents each has faced also lends insight; Molder’s opponents have had an average rank of 214.16, while Alimli has faced players averaging a rank of 240.04 over the last 12 months.

In scenarios where matches extend to a deciding set, Molder holds a substantial advantage by winning 71% of these scenarios, surpassing Alimli, who has won 63% of deciding sets played in the past year.

Overall, when the stats are weighed collectively, Molder appears to have a slight edge in this upcoming match due to his stronger pressure play and successful history in deciding sets. Hence, based on statistical performance, Molder is predicted to be the likely victor in their upcoming encounter.