Pedro Martinez Portero vs Laslo Djere Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent form over the last six months, Djere has demonstrated slightly better second serve success, winning 50.87% of these points, compared to Portero's 48.67%. This metric holds a significant correlation with accurate match predictions. Additionally, when considering return game statistics, Djere showcases an ability to secure 52.94% of points on an opponent's second serve, though Portero edges slightly higher with 54.32%. For first serve returns, both players display nearly identical proficiency, with Djere at 31.13% compared to Portero's 31.12%.

Analyzing performance under pressure, Djere has saved 67.7% of breakpoints faced in recent contests, outperforming Portero, who saved 57.77%. These statistics provide valuable insights for in-game betting predictions, alongside break point conversion rates where Djere has a 39.17% success rate, narrowly trailing Portero's 40%.

Reviewing match outcomes over the past year, Djere has achieved victory in 57.69% of matches played (Win/Loss record of 30/22), while Portero has a win percentage of 53.52% (W/L 38/33). Surface preference also plays a significant role, with Djere excelling on clay, boasting a career win rate of 66% (310/157), whereas Portero's best surface is also clay with 65% success (357/192). Conversely, both players struggle on grass, with Djere winning 32% (7/15) and Portero having a 29% win record (4/10).

Considering their performance on the Main tour over the past year, Djere has been more successful, with a win rate of 60.87% (W/L 14/9), while Portero tracks behind at 52.63% (W/L 20/18). The implications of their average opponent quality over the last year reveal that Djere generally faces higher-ranked adversaries, with an opponent average rank of 145.81, compared to Portero's 96.75.

Head-to-head statistics provide further insight, with Djere having a clear advantage, winning all three of their previous encounters. They have competed in six sets, with Djere claiming victory in each one. Most recently, Djere triumphed over Portero at the BNP Paribas Nordic Open with scores of 6-2, 6-0. Notably, their match durations average 1:24:47, with no deciding sets in these encounters.

Finally, when examining extreme pressure performance, they have settled into only one tiebreak, which Djere won. Over the last 12 months, Djere has shown moderate success in deciding sets with a 35% win rate, whereas Portero has a more favorable 52% win rate in inter-set scenarios.

Considering these comprehensive statistics and performance trends, Djere appears the likely candidate for victory in this match-up, given his consistent head-to-head dominance and superior pressure play.