Michael Geerts vs Marek Gengel Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Predictions based on tennis match insights

Recent form analysis: Examining their performance in the past six months, it is evident that Gengel has displayed remarkable skill on their second serve, winning 55.07% of points. In comparison, Geerts has achieved a slightly lower success rate of 51.55%. This statistic holds a significant correlation with the accuracy of match predictions.

Return game statistics: Recent return stats demonstrate Gengel's dominance, as they have triumphed in 56.46% of their opponent's second serve points. Geerts, although competitive, has secured 51.42%. Furthermore, when it comes to first serve returns, Gengel showcases a 35.46% success rate, surpassing Geerts' 30.38%. These statistics provide valuable insights into determining the favored player in this head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure analysis: In moments of intense pressure, Gengel has proven their ability to save breakpoints, successfully defending 62.07% of them in recent form. Geerts, not far behind, has achieved a saving rate of 61.11%. This vital statistic greatly aids in predicting betting outcomes during gameplay.

Performance overview: Over the course of the past year, Gengel has emerged victorious in an impressive 72.12% of matches played, boasting a win-loss record of 75/29. Geerts, although commendable, has achieved a slightly lower success rate of 58.33% (49/35). These statistics offer a comprehensive overview of their head-to-head predictions.

Surface specialties: Analyzing their career surface win percentages unveils intriguing patterns. Gengel thrives on hard courts, savoring a 67% success rate (263/127), while their grass court performance remains subpar at 0% (0/2). Similarly, Geerts excels on hard courts, securing a notable 63% win rate (175/105). However, their performance on grass courts mirrors Gengel's at 0% (0/2).

Player level variation: Comparing the types of tournaments they have participated in, Gengel has predominantly played in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at the $10K level, triumphing in an impressive 77.53% of matches (69/20). Conversely, Geerts has predominantly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments exceeding $10K, securing a 50.94% victory rate (27/26). It is imperative to consider the level at which players have achieved success when determining the favorite.

Head-to-head records: Gengel and Geerts have their fair share of encounters, having faced each other twice. Gengel emerged triumphant once, while Geerts claimed victory on the other occasion. Interestingly, they have contested five sets in total, with Gengel winning two and Geerts winning three. The most recent match took place in the M25 Castelo Branco on 20-07-2024 during the semifinals, where Geerts secured a resounding 6-3 6-0 win over Gengel.

Duration of head-to-head matches: Previous matches between these players have had an average duration of 1 hour, 59 minutes, and 19 seconds.

Deciding set prediction: When matches enter a deciding set, Gengel has proven to have an edge, emerging victorious in all previous instances. Geerts, on the other hand, has yet to secure a win in such situations. This statistic is highly valuable in predicting the outcome if this match extends to a deciding set.

Extreme pressure scenarios: In the face of intense pressure, Gengel has demonstrated exceptional prowess, prevailing in all tiebreaks contested against Geerts.

Opponent quality analysis: Evaluating the caliber of opponents faced in the past year, Gengel has confronted players with an average rank of 463.26. Geerts, meanwhile, has encountered opponents with an average rank of 395.05. These statistics shed light on the level of competition each player has faced.

Deciding set performance versus all players: When matches reach a deciding set, Gengel's prowess becomes evident, winning 62% of deciding sets over the past year. Geerts, although formidable, has secured 48% of deciding sets in all matches played on the tour.

Current event statistics: While past player performance provides valuable insights, it is crucial to consider current event statistics for a more comprehensive indication of the in-form player. Please refer to the section below for the current event stats if the players have participated in the ongoing tournament.

Break point conversion: In recent form, Gengel has impressively converted 42.23% of breakpoint opportunities, while Geerts has demonstrated their proficiency by converting 43.07% of chances to break their opponent's serve. This statistic carries significant weight in live betting scenarios when a player has a breakpoint opportunity.

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