Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez vs Kiranpal Pannu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance in recent months, Pannu has secured 42.02% of points on this serve, while Mendez has performed slightly better, winning 44.89% of such points. This statistic often plays a crucial role in predicting the outcome of tennis matches.

In terms of return game performance, Pannu has managed to win 48.06% of points on their opponents' second serve, compared to Mendez's 45.46%. Furthermore, Pannu outperforms Mendez on first serve returns, winning 28.52% of points against Mendez's 25.29%. These figures are strong indicators of favorability in their head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure, analyzing the breakpoint saving ability, Mendez has a higher save rate at 54.7%, while Pannu stands at 49.5%. This data point is particularly insightful for those interested in live betting predictions.

Assessing the performance over the past year, Pannu has won 51.67% of their matches (W/L 31/29), whereas Mendez has a superior win rate of 59.74% (W/L 46/31). This head-to-head comparison suggests a lean towards Mendez as the predicted victor based on overall past performances.

Both players have demonstrated prowess on specific surfaces. Pannu boasts a 58% win rate on Hard surfaces, while Mendez excels on Indoor Hard courts with a 67% win percentage. Conversely, Mendez's weakest performance is on Clay where they maintain a 47% win rate, and Pannu struggles on Indoor Hard with 39%.

Delving into event experience, in the past year, Pannu has predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K with a win rate of 68.57% (W/L 24/11). In contrast, Mendez has mainly participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, achieving a win rate of 46.15% (W/L 18/21). This disparity in competition levels is vital for contextual predictions.

Looking at opponent quality, Pannu has faced opponents with an average rank of 130.57 over the last year, compared to Mendez meeting players with an average rank of 198.51. This stat implies Pannu has potentially been tested against tougher competition.

Focusing on deciding set performance, Mendez exhibits a marginal advantage, winning 52% of deciding sets, relative to Pannu's 48% over the past 12 months. Such statistics are critical for forecasting outcomes in tightly contested matches.

As for breakpoint conversion, Pannu has been more effective with a 37.4% conversion rate versus Mendez's 31.25%. This metric can be particularly revealing for in-game predictions when either player stands a chance to break serve.

Considering all analyzed statistics, Mendez seems to be the more probable winner due to their superior win rates and performance under pressure, although Pannu's capability against higher-ranked opponents could present surprises in the match.