M. Alimli
To Win
O. Caillat
To Win
By Wojtek Kolan
Form
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L LThey have played 2 sets in total, with Alimli winning 2 and Wierniezky winning 0. The last match between Alimli and Wierniezky was at the M15 Lannion, 16-02-2025, Q1 round, I.hard with Mikail Alimli getting the victory 6-3 6-2.
Players | Head-To-Head Match Wins |
---|---|
Mikail Alimli | 1 |
Mathieu Wierniezky | 0 |
M15 Lannion(16-02-2025)
23 Mar 2025 / Q1 round
Miami Open - Miami atp
23 Mar 2025 / Third
Miami Open - Miami atp
24 Mar 2025 / Third
Winning Player | Losing Player | Score | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
6-3 6-2 |
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Mikail Alimli
Player
Mathieu Wierniezky
56%
(
28 of
50)
1st Serve %
67%
(
28 of
42)
10
Aces
1
4
Double Faults
4
96%
(
27 of
28)
1st Serve Won
54%
(
15 of
28)
45%
(
10 of
22)
2nd Serve Won
57%
(
8 of
14)
100%
(
3 of
3)
Break Points Won
0%
(
0 of
0)
26%
(
13 of
50)
Rtn Points Won
45%
(
19 of
42)
56
Total Points Won
36
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Predictions Insights for the Upcoming Tennis Match:
Advancing statistical analysis played an instrumental role in devising accurate forecasts for the imminent tennis encounter. By examining various facets of the players' performance, we unearthed enlightening insights.
Astounding Performance on Second Serves: In their recent six-month streak, Alimli magnanimously clinched victory on an impressive 45.08% of points during their second serve, while their counterpart, Wierniezky, regrettably remained futile in securing any wins. Indeed, there exists an indubitable correlation between this statistic and the accuracy of match predictions.
Return Game Proficiency: A scrutiny of return game statistics in Alimli's recent form accentuated their remarkable prowess. They efficaciously seized triumph on 52.82% of their opponents' second serve points. Conversely, Wierniezky toiled in vain, unable to clinch any victories. This trend persisted when considering first-serve returns as well; Alimli achieved success on 29.18% of such returns, whereas Wierniezky, melancholically, remained at a 0% success rate. The astute observer readily distinguishes the high correlation between these figures and the favored player in the impending head-to-head showdown.
Analyzing Grace under Pressure: Under the weight of perturbing circumstances, Alimli, in their recent form, miraculously saved themselves from a staggering 52.33% of breakpoints. In contrast, Wierniezky, submerged in a disheartening abyss, came up empty-handed by not saving a single breakpoint. This intriguing statistic possesses immense value in discerning in-game betting predictions.
An All-Encompassing Overview of Performances: Over the course of the past year, Alimli emerged victorious in an impressive 56.86% of their matches, amassing a win/loss ratio of 29/22. Contrarily, Wierniezky utterly floundered, securing a meager 0% of wins, with their win/loss ratio standing at a depressing 0/1. These figures paint a comprehensive picture of the head-to-head prediction overview.
Battlefield Dominance on Various Surfaces: Alimli showcased their profound thrall over hard courts, fostering an awe-inspiring 52% career win ratio (W/L 32/29). Conversely, their prowess appeared to wane on clay surfaces, where they struggled, clinching merely 43% of victories (W/L 33/43). Comparatively, Wierniezky’s performance peaked on indoor hard courts, albeit a meager 0% career win ratio (W/L 0/1), while they faltered similarly on indoor hard courts, languishing with a 0% career win ratio (W/L 0/1).
Palpable Disparity in Player Levels: Alimli, throughout the past year, predominantly participated in the fiercely competitive recordings of the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a $10K prize pool, wherein they emerged triumphant in a remarkable 58% of their matches (W/L 29/21). Comparatively, Wierniezky, predominantly ensnared in the same tournament circuit, encountered a dismal dearth of victories, securing a lamentable 0% (W/L 0/1). Astutely assessing the statistical disparities amongst players, the favored contender largely hinges upon the relative event level.
Analyze Opponent Quality: Over the past twelve months, Alimli valiantly faced off against opponents with a remarkably formidable average rank of 254.59. In stark contrast, Wierniezky's encounters paled significantly in comparison as they confronted players with an average rank of a dismal 0.
Deciding Set Performance versus All Players: If one harbors a profound interest in live predictions and betting, the outcome of this match entering a deciding set becomes of paramount significance. Remarkably, in such circumstances within the last twelve months, Alimli splendidly emerged victorious in a staggering 65% of deciding sets, while Wierniezky, dishearteningly, failed to secure any victories in all matches contested on the professional tour.
Consequently Etablissements of Current Event H2H Stats: Past player performances undoubtedly furnish valuable insights when predicting tennis matches. However, once a tournament solemnizes its inauguration, it behooves us to acknowledge the salience of current event statistics, which yield indications regarding players in peak form. The seeker of truth should diligently peruse the segment below for a snapshot of players who have partaken in matches during the current event. Examining such data becomes quintessential when selecting the prospective outcome, as certain players exhibit superior performances at specific events.
The Breakpoint Conversion Chronicle: Recent form attests to Alimli's impressive conversion of 40% of breakpoint opportunities, reflecting their shrewdness in capitalizing on such pivotal moments. In woeful contrast, Wierniezky demonstrated a lamentable 0% conversion rate, squandering all chances to break their opponents' serve. This revealing statistic provides invaluable cues for in-game live betting tips, especially when either player finds themselves immersed in a potential breakpoint opportunity.
If one finds themselves engrossed in models that prognosticate tennis matches, this article serves as a splendid point of embarkation. (Warning: Reserved only for the dedicated devotees of statistical analysis)
OPPONENT | Score | H2H | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
QF |
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Harry Wendelken
Player
Mikail Alimli
55%
(
32 of
58)
1st Serve %
51%
(
30 of
59)
4
Aces
3
3
Double Faults
2
63%
(
20 of
32)
1st Serve Won
73%
(
22 of
30)
46%
(
12 of
26)
2nd Serve Won
48%
(
14 of
29)
38%
(
3 of
8)
Break Points Won
67%
(
4 of
6)
45%
(
26 of
58)
Rtn Points Won
39%
(
23 of
59)
55
Total Points Won
62
|
6-3 2-6 14-12 | H2H | ||
Q1 |
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Mikail Alimli
Player
Theo Cabre
53%
(
19 of
36)
1st Serve %
48%
(
20 of
42)
3
Aces
2
1
Double Faults
5
79%
(
15 of
19)
1st Serve Won
55%
(
11 of
20)
71%
(
12 of
17)
2nd Serve Won
45%
(
10 of
22)
44%
(
4 of
9)
Break Points Won
33%
(
1 of
3)
25%
(
9 of
36)
Rtn Points Won
50%
(
21 of
42)
48
Total Points Won
30
|
6-1 6-3 | H2H | ||
QF |
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Louis Larue
Player
Mikail Alimli
57%
(
51 of
89)
1st Serve %
66%
(
56 of
85)
2
Aces
7
6
Double Faults
1
71%
(
36 of
51)
1st Serve Won
63%
(
35 of
56)
55%
(
21 of
38)
2nd Serve Won
55%
(
16 of
29)
30%
(
3 of
10)
Break Points Won
40%
(
2 of
5)
36%
(
32 of
89)
Rtn Points Won
40%
(
34 of
85)
91
Total Points Won
83
|
6-7(5) 6-3 10-4 | H2H | ||
Q1 |
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Mikail Alimli
Player
Alexandre Gallet-Christensen
62%
(
23 of
37)
1st Serve %
65%
(
47 of
72)
1
Aces
2
0
Double Faults
4
78%
(
18 of
23)
1st Serve Won
49%
(
23 of
47)
71%
(
10 of
14)
2nd Serve Won
48%
(
12 of
25)
45%
(
5 of
11)
Break Points Won
0%
(
0 of
0)
24%
(
9 of
37)
Rtn Points Won
51%
(
37 of
72)
65
Total Points Won
44
|
6-2 6-1 | H2H | ||
QF |
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Markus Molder
Player
Mikail Alimli
56%
(
54 of
97)
1st Serve %
58%
(
38 of
65)
4
Aces
6
1
Double Faults
3
76%
(
41 of
54)
1st Serve Won
79%
(
30 of
38)
56%
(
24 of
43)
2nd Serve Won
56%
(
15 of
27)
33%
(
1 of
3)
Break Points Won
0%
(
0 of
6)
33%
(
32 of
97)
Rtn Points Won
31%
(
20 of
65)
85
Total Points Won
77
|
6-3 7-6(6) | H2H | ||
Q1 |
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Mikail Alimli
Player
Leo Vuillaume
62%
(
32 of
52)
1st Serve %
65%
(
37 of
57)
9
Aces
4
1
Double Faults
3
84%
(
27 of
32)
1st Serve Won
57%
(
21 of
37)
55%
(
11 of
20)
2nd Serve Won
35%
(
7 of
20)
40%
(
4 of
10)
Break Points Won
0%
(
0 of
4)
27%
(
14 of
52)
Rtn Points Won
51%
(
29 of
57)
67
Total Points Won
42
|
6-1 6-2 | H2H | ||
Q1 | 6-4 7-6(2) | H2H | |||
QF |
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Alexandre Vassard
Player
Mikail Alimli
59%
(
41 of
69)
1st Serve %
49%
(
34 of
70)
6
Aces
6
3
Double Faults
1
80%
(
33 of
41)
1st Serve Won
68%
(
23 of
34)
68%
(
19 of
28)
2nd Serve Won
61%
(
22 of
36)
100%
(
1 of
1)
Break Points Won
0%
(
0 of
1)
25%
(
17 of
69)
Rtn Points Won
36%
(
25 of
70)
77
Total Points Won
62
|
6-3 7-6(4) | H2H | ||
Q1 |
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Mikail Alimli
Player
Mathieu Wierniezky
56%
(
28 of
50)
1st Serve %
67%
(
28 of
42)
10
Aces
1
4
Double Faults
4
96%
(
27 of
28)
1st Serve Won
54%
(
15 of
28)
45%
(
10 of
22)
2nd Serve Won
57%
(
8 of
14)
100%
(
3 of
3)
Break Points Won
0%
(
0 of
0)
26%
(
13 of
50)
Rtn Points Won
45%
(
19 of
42)
56
Total Points Won
36
|
6-3 6-2 | H2H | ||
Q2 | 6-1 6-1 | H2H |
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OPPONENT | Score | H2H | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Q1 |
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Mikail Alimli
Player
Mathieu Wierniezky
56%
(
28 of
50)
1st Serve %
67%
(
28 of
42)
10
Aces
1
4
Double Faults
4
96%
(
27 of
28)
1st Serve Won
54%
(
15 of
28)
45%
(
10 of
22)
2nd Serve Won
57%
(
8 of
14)
100%
(
3 of
3)
Break Points Won
0%
(
0 of
0)
26%
(
13 of
50)
Rtn Points Won
45%
(
19 of
42)
56
Total Points Won
36
|
6-3 6-2 | H2H | ||
Q1 |
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Philippe Renard
Player
Mathieu Wierniezky
62%
(
38 of
61)
1st Serve %
59%
(
36 of
61)
2
Aces
0
1
Double Faults
2
71%
(
27 of
38)
1st Serve Won
67%
(
24 of
36)
65%
(
15 of
23)
2nd Serve Won
48%
(
12 of
25)
30%
(
3 of
10)
Break Points Won
0%
(
0 of
4)
31%
(
19 of
61)
Rtn Points Won
41%
(
25 of
61)
67
Total Points Won
55
|
6-4 6-2 | H2H |
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