Novak Djokovic vs Alejandro Tabilo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the realm of tennis predictions, a comprehensive analysis of player statistics offers valuable insights. Over the last six months, Alejandro Tabilo has demonstrated superior performance in second serve points, winning 49.02% compared to Novak Djokovic's 43.19%. Such statistics are crucial for predicting match outcomes. When it comes to winning second serve return points, Tabilo leads again, securing 46.54% while Djokovic has managed 38.88%. Both players exhibit similar efficiency in returning first serves, with Tabilo achieving a 25.36% success rate and Djokovic at 23.08%.

In terms of saving breakpoints, Tabilo holds a slight edge, saving 63.51% compared to Djokovic's 59.09%. Across the past year, their match win percentages contrast markedly—Tabilo has a win rate of 46.43%, while Djokovic's stands at a notable 78.43%. This disparity reflects their competition caliber and outcomes. Analyzing surface preferences, Tabilo excels on clay with a 61% win rate, while Djokovic shines on grass, winning an impressive 86% of his matches.

The players' levels also diverge; in the last year, Tabilo has focused on the Main Tour, achieving a 42.86% success rate, whereas Djokovic has triumphed in 84.21% of his matches on the Grand Slam circuit. Their head-to-head record tilts in Tabilo's favor, having won their lone encounter at the Internazionali BNL d'Italia - Rome with a score of 6-2, 6-3. Despite their average head-to-head match duration of 1:07:43, none of their matches have been decided in a final set or tiebreak, making predictions in those scenarios speculative.

Regarding opponent quality, Tabilo's challengers have held an average rank of 73.68, slightly more formidable compared to Djokovic's 81.08 average rank opposition. If their match extends to a deciding set, Djokovic holds an advantage having secured victory in 50% of such instances over the past year, while Tabilo has a 41% success rate in deciders. Breakpoint conversion stats reveal a tight contest; Tabilo converts 32.35% of opportunities, slightly less than Djokovic's 34%.

Based on these statistical insights, Djokovic emerges as the likely favorite to win. His superior performance in decisive matches and overall win percentage suggests an edge over Tabilo in this upcoming encounter.