Noah Perfetti vs Stefano Reitano Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent times, second serve performance shows Perfetti winning 45.66% of points in matches over the past six months, whereas Reitano has not won any points on their second serve. This metric is viewed as highly indicative of predicting match outcomes. Moreover, Perfetti has excelled in returning their opponent's serves, securing 45.36% of points on second serves recently, contrasting with Reitano's 0%. Perfetti's return efficiency is further demonstrated with a 33.38% win rate on first serves, juxtaposed with Reitano still at 0%.

The analysis under pressure also favors Perfetti, who has successfully saved 46.98% of breakpoints in recent games, while Reitano has again been unable to save any. This provides a useful insight for formulating in-game betting strategies. Additionally, Perfetti shows a better overall performance, having won 50.85% of his matches over the last year in a series of Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments ($10K category). This is slightly better compared to Reitano's 42.31% win rate.

Understanding their performance on various surfaces, Perfetti thrives best on clay, maintaining a win percentage of 56%, whereas his least favorable is hard courts at 44%. Reitano, on the contrary, performs best on hard surfaces with a win rate of 56%, and struggles on indoor hard courts, securing only 40%. When evaluating player level competition, Perfetti has faced opponents with an average rank of 310.22 contrasted with Reitano’s average opponent ranking at 418.12 over the past year.

Delving into deciding set statistics, Reitano shows better prowess, capturing 40% of the deciding sets, whereas Perfetti has clinched just 29%. However, break point conversion proves pivotal, with Perfetti capitalizing on 37.76% of these crucial points compared to Reitano's 0% conversion. This stat is particularly revealing when predicting live match outcomes. Ultimately, given this data-centric evaluation, Perfetti is favored to win the upcoming match against Reitano, primarily due to his superior form on serve performance, return game efficiency, and greater experience against stronger opponents.