Pedro Boscardin Dias vs Nicolas Alvarez Varona Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When predicting the outcome of a tennis match, second serve performance is a compelling statistic to consider. Over the past six months, Varona has won 42.04% of points on their second serve. Is this enough to outserve Dias, who has edged ahead with 44.92%? This particular metric often aligns with match predictions, offering a peek into who might have the upper hand.

Diving into return game stats, who handles their opponent's second serve better? Recent form shows that Varona has won 45.92% of these points, while Dias takes a slight lead with 47.3%. First serve returns also play a critical role, with Varona capturing 25.77% of points and Dias again besting them with 28.37%. These numbers suggest a close battle, but also hint at who might be more dominant in head-to-head scenarios.

Facing breakpoints is often a pressure cooker situation. Varona, with a breakpoint save rate of 54.26%, stands nearly neck-to-neck with Dias, who has managed 54.43%. While a narrow margin, could this tilt the balance in clutch moments? Furthermore, examining match performance over the last year, Varona boasts a win rate of 64.1% (W/L 50/28), compared to Dias’s 56.94% (W/L 41/31). Though Varona appears slightly favored in overall match prowess, each player's preferred surface also plays a pivotal role.

Varona's forte lies on hard courts, with a 61% career win rate (W/L 91/57), whereas Dias thrives on clay, achieving a 54% win rate (W/L 121/105). Their respective struggles present on indoor hard can influence match outcomes, with Varona at 46% (W/L 11/13) and Dias at 40% (W/L 8/12). Analyzing their match level participation is essential; Varona has claimed victory in 54.17% of Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K (W/L 26/22), slightly outpacing Dias's 51.16% (W/L 22/21).

Player level gives us further insights, with Varona facing opponents of a higher average rank, 361.71, compared to Dias’s 425.47. If the match extends to a deciding set, Varona edges out at 52%, narrowly surpassing Dias’s 50% success rate in these tense scenarios.

Conversions of breakpoints could be a decisive factor in predicting the winner. Varona has recently converted 35.48% of break opportunities, while Dias stands close at 36.36%. If the current event statistics align with these historical indicators, combined with their performances in significant events, Varona seems slightly favored to clinch victory.