Pedro Boscardin Dias vs Igor Gimenez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the statistical data for the upcoming tennis match provides significant insights into potential outcomes. In terms of second serve performance over the last six months, Gimenez has secured 40.56% of points, while Dias has achieved 44.73%. This statistic is crucial as there is a strong correlation between second serve success and match prediction accuracy.

Examining return game statistics, Gimenez has won 48.03% of points on their opponent's second serve, compared to Dias' 47.53%. For first serve returns, Gimenez achieved 30.28%, whereas Dias recorded 28.45%. Such return statistics are critical in determining the favorite in head-to-head matchups, given their reliability in predictions.

Regarding pressure situations, Gimenez has managed to save 52.99% of breakpoints in recent form, slightly less effective than Dias, who has saved 53.82%. This stat is particularly useful for in-game betting predictions.

A performance overview from the past year shows Gimenez winning 53.06% of matches, with a win-loss record of 26-23, while Dias has won 56.52%, with a 39-30 record. When considering overall head-to-head predictions, Dias has the edge, having previously beaten Gimenez in their only encounter at the M 25 Kiseljak with a straight-sets victory.

Surface preference is also a noteworthy factor, with both players favoring clay as their most successful career surface. Gimenez has a 58% win rate on clay, slightly superior to Dias' 53%. On hard courts, Gimenez has achieved a 50% win rate, outperforming Dias, who has secured only 40%.

The level of tournaments each player has competed in also contributes to the prediction analysis. Over the past year, Gimenez has primarily played in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 55.56% of matches. In contrast, Dias has competed predominantly in Challengers/ITF tournaments >$10K, winning 50% of matches.

Head-to-head performance between the two players indicates a single encounter with two sets played, Dias emerging victorious in both. The average match duration between them stands at 2 hours and 16 minutes, with no encounters going to a deciding set or tiebreaks. This historical perspective is vital for assessing current match dynamics.

Lastly, looking at opponent quality over the last year, Gimenez has faced opponents with an average rank of 388.78, while Dias's adversaries have an average rank of 413.59. Also, Gimenez has shown superior performance in deciding sets across all matches played, winning 53%, while Dias has claimed 50%.

While both players have strong aspects to their games, considering all statistical data, Dias holds a slight advantage, leading to a prediction of their victory in the upcoming match.