Novak Djokovic vs Camilo Ugo Carabelli Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Carabelli has demonstrated a superior edge, securing 43.44% of points on their second serve relative to Djokovic's 41.89%. This metric is critically linked to accurate match outcome forecasting. Furthermore, returning prowess showcases that Carabelli has won 48.74% of their opponent's second serve points, surpassing Djokovic who has a 37.04% success rate. This metric helps identify who might be favored in head-to-head encounters.

Comparing the players’ performance in recent return games, Carabelli has the advantage on first serve returns, winning 30.21% as opposed to Djokovic’s 23.06%. Such statistics are instrumental in determining match favorites. When examining performance under pressure situations, Djokovic proves slightly more adept, saving 60.69% of breakpoints compared to Carabelli's 53.13%, a significant factor for those interested in in-game betting predictions.

Looking at the general performance overview for the past year, Carabelli has clinched victory in 64.77% of matches (57 wins, 31 losses), whereas Djokovic boasts a more impressive 78.72% win percentage (37 wins, 10 losses). These figures provide critical insights into the head-to-head prediction landscape. The players' proficiencies on different surfaces also vary; Carabelli excels on Clay with a career win rate of 65% (328 wins, 175 losses), while Djokovic shines on Grass with a winning percentage of 86% (124 wins, 21 losses).

Considering player level, Carabelli has predominantly competed in Challenger and ITF events over the past year, achieving a match win rate of 75% (45 wins, 15 losses). In contrast, Djokovic has predominantly participated in Grand Slam tournaments, securing victories in 84.21% of matches (16 wins, 3 losses). The level of competition each has faced also differs, with Carabelli's opponents averaging a rank of 219.4 compared to Djokovic's 85.49.

In terms of deciding set performance over the last year, Carabelli has shown resilience, winning 69% of deciding sets. Djokovic, however, has a lower deciding set win rate at 50% for all tour matches. When the match goes the distance, Carabelli's ability in such scenarios is notable.

Considering break point conversion, Carabelli leads with a conversion rate of 35.24%, outperforming Djokovic’s 26.92%. This is pertinent for live betting, especially when either player faces break point opportunities. Analyzing all facets of their game, it is evident that while Carabelli excels in certain areas, Djokovic's experience in top-tier matches makes him a formidable opponent. Ultimately, combining all statistical evaluations, Djokovic appears to hold the advantage for a favorable outcome in the upcoming match.