Sergio Callejon Hernando vs Alejandro Juan Mano Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In their most recent gameplay over the past six months, Mano's second serve efficiency stands at 39.68% compared to Hernando's 40.71%. This statistic plays a significant role in determining match outcomes and provides a solid foundation for analyzing who might hold the upper hand in their impending encounter.

When assessing return game effectiveness, Mano demonstrates a higher competence on opponent's second serves, with a win rate of 45.99% compared to Hernando's 45.33%. However, Mano excels further on first serve returns, capturing 37.63% of points in contrast to Hernando's 30.51%, a crucial factor in picking the more promising contender in this head-to-head match.

Analyzing their performance under pressure, Mano has managed to save 50% of breakpoints, slightly edging out Hernando, who has saved 48%. Meanwhile, in converter effectiveness, Hernando shows a small advantage by converting 42.42% of breakpoints as against Mano's 40.91%, providing a slight edge in critical moments during the game.

In terms of playing frequency and success, Mano has been playing primarily on Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, holding a win rate of 66.67% (W/L 22/11) over the last year. Hernando, with a similar tournament level involvement, has secured a 64.29% win rate (W/L 45/25). Performance metrics give an insight into match predictions, though these depend heavily on their tournament levels.

The players exhibit differing affinities for surface types: Mano thrives on Clay with a winning percentage of 63%, while Hernando's best performance is on Hard surfaces with a 64% win rate. This variation might significantly influence the matchup based on the playing surface on the day of the match.

In terms of opponent quality, Mano has competed against players averaging a rank of 192.52 over the past year, whereas Hernando's opponents averaged a rank of 294.66. This suggests Mano's experience against tougher opponents may play a pivotal role in clinching victory.

For matches extending to deciding sets, Mano has shown resilience, prevailing in 60% of such scenarios, in comparison to Hernando's 31% success rate. This situational edge suggests advantage Mano if the match becomes fiercely contested.

Given these statistics, Mano appears to have a slight edge over Hernando in this matchup. Their capability under pressure, effective returning, and experience against stronger opponents tilt the prediction in their favor, making them the likely winner of the forthcoming match.