Max Alcala Gurri vs Taha Baadi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When evaluating the second serve performance in recent months, Gurri has secured 42.65% of points, whereas Baadi has slightly outpaced him with 44.01%. This element is crucial in assessing which player might emerge victorious in their upcoming face-off.

Analyzing return game statistics during this period, Gurri has demonstrated superiority by winning 51.53% of points on his opponent's second serve compared to Baadi's 49%. For returns against first serves, Gurri again shows an edge with 34.81%, while Baadi trails with 26.36%. These percentages offer a clear lens on who stands favored in this head-to-head competition.

Considering performance under pressure, Baadi leads in saved breakpoints with a rate of 57.69%, whereas Gurri stands at 49.52%. This statistic often proves essential for those interested in in-game betting insights during intense matches.

In terms of overall performance over the past year, Gurri has triumphed in 63.64% of his matches (W/L 49/28), surpassing Baadi, who has secured victory in 51.02% (W/L 25/24). This provides a comprehensive view of their respective abilities heading into the matchup.

When it comes to surface preference, Gurri excels on clay with a career win rate of 61% (W/L 189/119), while struggling on hard courts at 29% (W/L 5/12). Conversely, Baadi finds his strength on hard courts, achieving a 48% win rate (W/L 40/44), but sees less success on clay with 41% (W/L 7/10).

Examining the level of play, over the last year, Gurri participated predominantly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 68.42% (W/L 39/18), surpassing Baadi's rate of 59.46% (W/L 22/15) in similar events. Such figures are pivotal when predicting the favorite, as they hinge on the competition level faced.

Focusing on opponent quality, Gurri has contended against players with an average rank of 378.43, in contrast to Baadi, whose adversaries averaged a rank of 411.98, offering further insight into their competitive caliber.

Should their match extend to a deciding set, Gurri holds a 60% success rate over the past year, compared to Baadi's 50% in all competitive play. This statistic could be a vital consideration for live match predictions and betting decisions.

Analyzing break point conversion illustrates Gurri's strength, as he successfully converts 44.21% of opportunities, compared to Baadi's 36.36%. This offers a critical snapshot for live betting when either player faces a break point.

In summary, while both players display distinct strengths, the statistical analysis suggests that Gurri holds a slight advantage across various key performance metrics. Therefore, based on this data, Gurri emerges as the more likely winner in their upcoming tennis match.