Sebastian Baez vs Laslo Djere Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance in recent months, Laslo Djere and Sebastian Baez display notable figures. Djere has achieved a win rate of 44.8% in points on his second serve, slightly outperforming Baez, who has a win rate of 43.44%. This statistic is significant as it often correlates with the accuracy of match predictions, providing an edge to Djere in this aspect.

When it comes to return game stats in recent form, both players exhibit competitive rates. Baez edges out Djere with a 44.46% success rate of winning points on opponents' second serves, compared to Djere's 44.21%. However, in first serve returns, Baez shows a higher proficiency with 31.19%, while Djere manages 23.87%. Such statistics are crucial in determining favorites in head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure, Djere demonstrates stronger resilience by saving 62.45% of breakpoints, whereas Baez saves 52.86%. This statistical insight could prove useful for in-game betting predictions. The performance overview over the past year further highlights Djere's winning pace, securing 60% of matches (W/L 33/22), compared to Baez's 50.91% (W/L 28/27). This gives a preliminary prediction skew towards Djere.

Surface readiness can also be an indicator of potential outcomes. Djere has a career best win percentage on clay, with 67% (W/L 313/157), while his worst record lies on grass at 32% (W/L 7/15). Conversely, Baez excels even more on clay with a 71% win rate (W/L 224/91) and struggles significantly on indoor hard courts, having a mere 6% win rate (W/L 1/17).

Examining the player level over the last year, both competitors have predominantly played on the Main tour. Djere boasts a slightly better record, winning 65.38% (W/L 17/9) of Main tour matches, whereas Baez has a 59.26% (W/L 16/11) win rate. This context is crucial as the event level can significantly influence the interpretation of such statistics.

Head-to-head matchups have seen Baez consistently outperform Djere. Out of two encounters, Baez has triumphed both times without dropping a set, including a decisive victory at the Winston-Salem Open where he won 6-3, 6-0. The average match duration between them stands at 1:34:7, suggesting relatively quick matches. Interestingly, none of their matches have gone to a deciding set, although Baez performs better if such a scenario occurs, winning 55% of deciding sets over 12 months compared to Djere's 42%.

In high-pressure situations like tiebreaks, Baez has a slight upper hand, winning their only tiebreak encounter. Consideration of opponent quality reveals that Baez has competed against higher-ranked players, averaging a rank of 75.2, contrasting with Djere's 140.56. This may give Baez an edge in adapting to challenging play.

Current form during events holds its own weight in predictions. Baez's stronger breakpoint conversion rate at 33.58% versus Djere's 28.46% further underscores his ability to capitalize on critical match moments. Accounting for these comprehensive statistics, Baez emerges as the more favorable contender, suggesting a probable victory in the upcoming match.