Pierre-Hugues Herbert vs Juan Manuel Cerundolo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance of both players on their second serve, Francisco Cerundolo has won 47.46% of points, closely matched by Pierre-Hugues Herbert who has secured 47.81% of points on his second serve over the last six months. Such statistics significantly contribute to predicting the outcome of the match, as second serve performance is a critical factor.

When considering return game statistics, Cerundolo has been effective, winning 47.54% of his opponent's second serve points, while Herbert slightly edges him by winning 48.37% of these points. However, in terms of first serve returns, Cerundolo has gained 28.96% of winning points compared to Herbert's 22.63% success rate. These return statistics provide insights into which player is likely to be favored in this head-to-head matchup.

In high-pressure situations, such as breakpoints, Herbert has demonstrated a slight advantage by saving 55.3% of breakpoints, surpassing Cerundolo's 53.45% save rate. These figures are particularly relevant for predictions involving in-game betting, providing a clearer picture of who might prevail during critical moments in the match.

In terms of overall match performance in the past year, Cerundolo stands ahead with a win rate of 65.85% (54 wins and 28 losses), whereas Herbert has achieved a win percentage of 52.31% (34 wins and 31 losses). This overview provides a comprehensive head-to-head prediction advantage for Cerundolo, reflecting his overall form.

Analyzing players by surface, Cerundolo's proficiency is most pronounced on clay, where he boasts a career win percentage of 64% (259/143 W/L). Conversely, his performance on indoor hard courts is significantly weaker, with no wins (0/4 W/L). On the other hand, Herbert excels on indoor hard surfaces with a career win percentage of 62% (203/125 W/L), yet shows comparatively weaker results on clay, achieving 52% (118/111 W/L).

Examining the level of tournaments played, Cerundolo has participated primarily in Challengers/ITF events > $10K over the past year, achieving a win rate of 67.8% (40 wins and 19 losses). Similarly, Herbert has also predominantly played in the same level of tournaments, with a win rate of 55.26% (21 wins and 17 losses). It is vital to consider the event level when comparing players to establish a favorite.

The quality of opponents faced indicates that Cerundolo has competed against players with an average rank of 218.49, while Herbert's opponents had an average rank of 226.89 over the past 12 months. In deciding sets, an important stat for predicting match outcomes, Cerundolo has emerged victorious in 65% of such sets, while Herbert has secured victories in 58% of deciding sets played within the last year.

Evaluating break point conversion rates, Cerundolo has successfully converted 40.1% of his opportunities, contrasting Herbert’s lower conversion rate of 25.45%. This statistic is pivotal for those interested in in-game live betting, providing insights into each player’s effectiveness in capitalizing on breakpoint chances.

In conclusion, based on the statistical analysis of recent form and historical performance, Cerundolo appears to have the edge over Herbert in this matchup. His advantage in overall match performance, return games, and breakpoint conversion rates suggests a likely victory for Cerundolo in this upcoming contest.