Miles Jones vs Leonardo Rossi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining the recent form of second serve performance, it's observed that Jones has a slight edge, winning 42.52% of points on their second serve while Rossi secured 41.69%. This statistic has a significant correlation with the accuracy of match predictions. Meanwhile, in return game statistics, Rossi has shown superior prowess by winning 50.43% of second serve return points compared to Jones who stands at 47.69%. In contrast, Jones excels at first serve returns, achieving 30.69% to Rossi's 25.78%, providing a sharp insight into their head-to-head matchups.

Looking at the under-pressure scenarios, Rossi has saved 52.67% of breakpoints in recent times, narrowly surpassing Jones who has a save rate of 51%. This can be a crucial factor in in-game betting predictions. When comparing overall performance over the past year, Jones shows a higher match win rate of 59.18% (W/L 29/20) versus Rossi's 53.57% (W/L 30/26), offering a broader perspective on their competitive standing.

Turning towards surface preferences, Rossi thrives on Hard courts, winning 66% of their matches (W/L 97/51), while their weakest surface is I.hard at 36% (W/L 5/9). Similarly, Jones excels on Hard courts with a 62% win rate (W/L 84/52), but even shows a stronger performance on I.hard with a 50% win ratio (W/L 2/2). The level of tournament is also critical, and over the past year, both players have predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K-level tournaments. Rossi has won 53.57% of such matches (W/L 30/26), slightly lagging behind Jones who has a 59.57% success rate (W/L 28/19).

In terms of opponent quality, Jones has faced competitors with an average ranking of 334.08, whereas Rossi's opponents had an average rank of 414.5. This might suggest a slightly tougher competition history for Jones. Moreover, if the match proceeds to a deciding set, Rossi holds a distinct advantage with a 59% win rate in deciding sets compared to Jones’ 43% performance over the past year. Breakpoint conversion rates are also insightful, with Rossi converting a higher percentage at 40% against Jones’ 35.67%, indicating a sharper point-clinching ability during crucial moments.

Given the data, Jones appears to be the more favored player, exhibiting remarkable consistency in various aspects of the game such as first serve returns and opponent strength. However, Rossi's stronger performance under match pressure and in deciding sets could make the contest tightly competitive. This culmination of stats suggests that Jones is more likely to win the upcoming match, unless Rossi can leverage high-pressure scenarios and convert key breakpoints effectively.