Rodrigo Alujas vs Neil Oberleitner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the realm of tennis predictions, recent performance stats serve as a valuable tool for determining the likely outcome of matches. Over the past six months, Oberleitner has demonstrated a slight edge in second serve performance by securing 42.77% of the points, compared to Alujas, who has managed 42.05%. The capability to convert these second serve points significantly influences the match predictions.

When analyzing returns, Oberleitner has shown an aptitude by winning 43.69% of their opponent's second serve points. In contrast, Alujas has captured 42% of these points in recent games. This trend continues with first serve returns where Alujas has exceeded with a 30.04% success rate, whereas Oberleitner falls behind at 23.85%. High correlations between these statistics and the anticipated outcome suggest Oberleitner might hold a favorable stance.

Evaluating under pressure situations, both players display proficiency in saving breakpoints. Oberleitner has saved 55.18% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Alujas, who has saved 55%. This slight margin may offer significant insights when making live betting decisions during critical match moments.

Looking at the overall performance, Oberleitner has achieved a 62.92% win ratio in the past year, triumphing in 56 out of 89 matches. Alujas trails with a 43.18% success rate, winning 19 out of 44 encounters. Moreover, career surface preferences reveal that Oberleitner excels on indoor hard courts, achieving a 56% win rate, while Alujas fares better on hard courts with a 52% win rate.

Recent opposing player quality indicates that Alujas has faced more highly ranked opponents, averaging an opponent rank of 193.2 compared to Oberleitner’s 401.92, which might reflect on competitive experience and resilience against stronger opponents. Additionally, in determining head-to-head favorites, it's vital to note that Alujas’s deciding set performance over the last 12 months stands at a mere 17%, while Oberleitner boasts a 42% success rate in these crucial sets.

Moving to break point conversion, Oberleitner maintains an advantage by converting 42.37% of opportunities compared to Alujas’s 34.44% rate. This is a critical measure of seizing game-winning opportunities during a live match.

Given these insights, Oberleitner exhibits a marginal overall edge in performance across several match-defining statistics. This analysis suggests that Oberleitner is slightly ahead as the probable victor in this upcoming tennis clash, with a broader scope of capabilities that promise better chances in various match scenarios.