Matthew Dellavedova vs Raphael Vaksmann Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent second serve performance, over the past six months, Dellavedova has managed to secure 45.54% of points on their second serve, slightly edging out Vaksmann, who has won 44.98%. This particular statistic plays a significant role in projecting match outcomes. Additionally, when examining return game statistics, Dellavedova has won 41.31% of points on opponents' second serves, whereas Vaksmann outshines by capturing 45.57% of these points.

When it comes to first serve return points, Dellavedova has claimed 27.96%, closely rivaled by Vaksmann’s 27.7%. Observing serve return statistics can effectively suggest which player holds an advantage in their head-to-head contest. Under pressure conditions, Vaksmann has proven more resilient in saving breakpoint opportunities with a 56.69% success rate, compared to Dellavedova’s 45.88%. This resilience could be pivotal in live betting scenarios.

Over the last year, Dellavedova boasts a higher match win percentage, triumphing in 60.82% of their encounters (59 wins and 38 losses), while Vaksmann only secured victories in 40% of their matches (8 wins and 12 losses). This comparative win-loss record enriches the overall head-to-head prediction outlook. Dellavedova's strongest performances historically have been on Hard surfaces with a 57% win rate, whereas Vaksmann's best surface happens to be on Clay, achieving a 40% win rate.

In terms of player level and event participation, Dellavedova has excelled notably in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at the $10K level, with a winning rate of 71.67% over the past year. Conversely, Vaksmann has competed mostly in similar events but has only managed to win 40% of their matches. Furthermore, Dellavedova has confronted opponents with an average ranking of 415.71, whereas Vaksmann faced higher-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 317.2.

If the match advances to a deciding set, Dellavedova expresses a higher chance of clinching victory, winning 79% of such situations over the last year. In contrast, Vaksmann has managed a 57% winning rate in deciding sets. More significantly, Dellavedova’s breakpoint conversion rate stands at 34.78%, slightly less than Vaksmann's 37.31%. This is crucial for in-game betting dynamics when opportunities to break serve arise.

Considering these calculated comparisons, Dellavedova holds a notable edge in overall performance and deciding set expertise, suggesting they might possess the upper hand in this matchup.