Maximilian Neuchrist vs Ray Ho Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Assessing their performances on second serves, Neuchrist has shown an edge by securing 49.11% of points over the past six months, compared to Ho's 47.79%. This specific area often holds substantial significance in predicting match outcomes. Furthermore, when breaking down return game statistics, Ho has demonstrated the ability to win 43.06% of points against an opponent's second serve, slightly outperforming Neuchrist, who stands at 40.99%. However, in first serve return situations, Neuchrist excels with a 25.29% success rate as opposed to Ho's 23.74%.

In terms of handling pressure, Ho leads with a breakpoint save rate of 59.72%, while Neuchrist saves 55.61% of breakpoints. Such statistical insights are pivotal in shaping betting odds and match predictions. Moreover, looking at overall performance, Neuchrist has delivered a stronger match record over the last year, winning 68.57% of matches, compared to Ho's 37.93% win rate. Thus, these overarching statistics provide a clearer prediction vantage for their head-to-head competition.

Surface preference and success rate also play a role in forecasting the match. Neuchrist’s career-best surface is Hard, securing 64% match wins, whereas Ho favors Clay with a 53% win record. On the other hand, both players have struggled on certain surfaces, with Neuchrist not having a win on Grass, and Ho recording no wins on Indoor Hard. Additionally, both players have mainly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at the $10K level over the past year; however, Neuchrist has a superior win percentage of 76.92% in these events compared to Ho’s 50%.

When considering the quality of opponents, Neuchrist has faced a higher caliber, with an average opponent rank of 280.2 over the last 12 months, whereas Ho’s average opponent rank is 371.79. Should the match go into a deciding set, Ho displays remarkable resilience with an 80% win rate in such situations, surpassing Neuchrist’s 57%. Moreover, when examining their ability to convert breakpoints, Ho holds the upper hand with a 32% conversion rate compared to Neuchrist’s 26.6%.

Taking into account these comprehensive statistics, the slight edge in diverse performance areas and the better overall match record lead to a prediction favoring Neuchrist to emerge victorious in the upcoming match. However, Ho demonstrates potential in specific areas such as breakpoints and deciding sets, which could influence the outcome if those situations arise.