Ryan Dickerson vs Toby Martin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In analyzing the second serve performance over the last six months, Martin has exhibited a stronger performance by winning 47.47% of points on their second serve, while Dickerson has secured 38.46% of these points. This particular statistic often exerts a significant influence on the accuracy of match predictions.

The evaluation of return game statistics in recent form shows that Martin slightly outperforms Dickerson, having won 43.33% of their opponent's second serve points compared to Dickerson’s 43.22%. However, the first serve return analysis favors Dickerson who has claimed 28.57% of points, in contrast to Martin's 22.86%. This metric is particularly revealing when determining the favored player in head-to-head matchups.

When examining under pressure scenarios, such as break point saves, Martin displays greater resilience, saving 59.89% of breakpoints in recent form, while Dickerson has managed a 55.13% save rate. This data could play a crucial role in in-game betting predictions.

Over the past year, Dickerson has boasted a 57.14% match win rate (24 wins, 18 losses), closely matched by Martin with a 56.36% win rate (31 wins, 24 losses). This performance overview provides insight into their overall head-to-head prediction. Both players have competed largely at the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K level, where Martin has secured a slightly higher win percentage at 57.41% compared to Dickerson's 57.14%.

Examining their career surface preferences, Dickerson shows a preference for Hard courts with a 59% win percentage, but struggles on Indoor Hard with a 0% win rate (0 wins, 3 losses). Conversely, Martin's best surface is Clay, where they have achieved a 53% win rate, while their weakest surface is Grass, with a 36% win rate.

Considering the quality of opponents faced, Dickerson's average opponent rank over the last year stands at 269.86, while Martin has faced slightly lower-ranked players with an average of 271.05. In matches progressing to a deciding set, Martin has a superior record, winning 46% of such sets compared to Dickerson's 33%.

Analyzing break point conversion, Dickerson outpaces Martin by converting 41.03% of their opportunities, while Martin trails with a 32.05% conversion rate. This is a crucial stat for live betting predictions during break point scenarios.

Considering these comprehensive statistics, Martin appears to have a slight edge going into the match. With a stronger recent second serve performance, better break point resilience, and a better deciding set record, Martin is positioned as the favorite to win this encounter.