Stefano Travaglia vs Jiri Vesely Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, Jiri Vesely has demonstrated a second serve point win rate of 45.1%, closely mirroring Stefano Travaglia's 45.19%. Return game statistics reveal substantial distinctions, with Vesely winning 40.34% of his opponents' second serve points, while Travaglia excels with 49.75%. These serve statistics often correlate highly with accurate match outcome predictions.

When assessing first serve return stats, Vesely accounts for 21.04%, whereas Travaglia again leads with 28.21%. The capacity to return serves effectively can heavily influence predictions regarding who might dominate a head-to-head encounter. Furthermore, Vesely's breakpoint-saving ability stands at 61.29%, surpassing Travaglia's 47.22%, a metric particularly useful for live betting insights.

Both players showcase comparable yearly performances, with Vesely winning 51.11% of his matches and Travaglia slightly ahead with 51.92%. Analyzing surface-specific outcomes, Vesely thrives on clay with a 60% success rate, while Travaglia exhibits a stronger 64% on the same surface. However, Vesely struggles on indoor hard courts with a 49% win rate, while Travaglia finds grass courts to be his more challenging environment with a 47% win rate.

Participation levels in different tournament categories also diverge, as Vesely and Travaglia have mostly competed in Challenger/ITF tournaments over $10K, with Vesely winning 51.16% and Travaglia 54% of their matches. The analysis of opponents' quality over the last year highlights that Vesely has faced competitors averaging a rank of 291.69, slightly lower than Travaglia's average opponent rank of 285.27.

Their head-to-head history records an even split, with both players winning one match each. Interestingly, Vesely and Travaglia have split a total of six sets evenly between them, indicating a balanced competitiveness. In scenarios where matches went to deciding sets over the past 12 months, Vesely has a superior win percentage of 60%, compared to Travaglia's 44%.

Break point conversion rates present a stark contrast, with Vesely converting 12.24% of opportunities and Travaglia achieving a noteworthy 36.73%. This aspect could provide critical insights for in-game betting when either player faces a breakpoint.

Considering all these metrics, Travaglia exhibits a slightly superior edge in various facets, including break point conversion and opponent rank strength. The prediction, favoring Travaglia, reflects these stat-based insights, suggesting he may have the upper hand in their upcoming match.