Raul Brancaccio vs Oliver Crawford Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When we analyze the recent performance on second serves, an intriguing picture emerges. Crawford has managed to win 45.97% of the points on their second serve over the last six months, slightly edging Brancaccio, who has captured 44.9% of those points. Could this give Crawford a subtle edge in their match-up? Second serve performance has historically shown a high correlation with accurate match predictions.

Examining their return game stats, Crawford has been able to secure 44.65% of points on their opponent's second serves in recent form, while Brancaccio has done slightly better by winning 48.53%. When it comes to first serve returns, they are nearly evenly matched, with Crawford at 26.03% and Brancaccio at 26.53%. Such fine margins could play a critical role in determining who has the upper hand in this head-to-head duel.

Facing break points is a trying scenario for any player, yet Crawford has shown resilience, saving 55.32% of break points compared to Brancaccio's 49.75%. This could be a key area to watch for anyone interested in in-game betting, as predicting responses under pressure is essential. Furthermore, over the last year, Crawford boasts a win rate of 61.67% (W/L 37/23), surpassing Brancaccio's 55.36% (W/L 31/25), which provides an overall view into their head-to-head prediction.

Each player has their own favored battleground. For Crawford, Hard courts are the sweet spot, with a striking 69% career surface win rate (W/L 109/49). Brancaccio finds similar comfort on Hard courts, though at a slightly lower winning percentage of 61% (W/L 60/38). Grassed courts, however, remain a challenge for both players, particularly Crawford, who has a win rate of 0% (W/L 0/1), while Brancaccio registers 33% (W/L 1/2).

The level of tournaments both players compete in may also provide insight into their capabilities. Crawford has predominantly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tours with a prize of $10K, winning 76.92% of matches (W/L 30/9). On the other hand, Brancaccio has seen most of their action in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, securing half of their matches (W/L 18/18). Analyzing the levels can help speculate the favorite in the coming match.

When considering the quality of opponents faced in the past year, Crawford's challengers have been stronger, with an average opponent rank of 223.33, whereas Brancaccio's opponents average a rank of 402.39. It's a factor that could potentially tip the scales in Crawford’s favor when the competition is tight. Additionally, if the encounter goes the distance, Brancaccio appears more comfortable, winning 53% of deciding sets in the past year compared to Crawford’s 50% against all players.

For those looking for live betting tips, the break point conversion rate could serve as a deciding metric. Crawford has been more successful here lately, converting 36.67% of break points to turn games in their favor, while Brancaccio has a conversion rate of 33.1%. It offers another angle to consider when predicting who will seize the match. With these statistics on hand, it seems Crawford is poised to emerge victorious, yet in tennis, anything can happen until the final point is played.