Stuart Parker vs Guillaume Dalmasso Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

What does a player's second serve reveal about their chances in a match? In recent months, Dalmasso has clinched 41.04% of points on the second serve, while Parker slightly edges out with 45.19%. This crucial statistic often plays a significant role in forecasting the outcome of a match. When it comes to return games, both players display notable strengths, but who holds the edge? Dalmasso has excelled by winning 45.33% of their opponent's second-serve points, whereas Parker stands at 44.44%. The figures for first-serve returns remain closely contested at 26.53% for Dalmasso and 26.44% for Parker. These numbers are vital in evaluating who might dominate this head-to-head encounter.

The mental game is another critical factor. Dalmasso, facing the pressure of breakpoints, has managed to save 45.45% of them in recent times. In comparison, Parker has demonstrated even greater resilience by saving 51.01% of breakpoints, a valuable statistic for those betting on in-game dynamics. Looking at the broader performance landscape, over the past year, Dalmasso boasts a win rate of 58.49% (W/L 31/22), while Parker surpasses that with a 63.77% win rate (W/L 44/25). Does this set the stage for Parker to be the expected winner in their face-off?

Beyond recent form, does surface preference tip the scales? Dalmasso's best performance comes on hard courts, with a win rate of 60% (W/L 46/31), while their weakest surface is indoor hard courts at 29% (W/L 2/5). Parker also favors hard courts, achieving a higher win rate of 70% (W/L 151/66), though struggles more on grass with a 38% win rate (W/L 8/13). When it comes to match experience, the quality of opponents faced also offers insight. Dalmasso's average opponent ranking has been 333.06, compared to Parker's 335.67, suggesting similar levels of competition. However, Parker's level of play in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, winning 67.35% of matches (W/L 33/16) compared to Dalmasso's 58.49% (W/L 31/22), might suggest an edge in performance at an equivalent competitive stage.

Decisive moments can be the game-changer. If the match reaches a deciding set, Parker holds an advantageous position, having won 69% of such sets in the last year, overshadowing Dalmasso's 54%. Examining break-point conversion rates reveals more about their clutch performances. Dalmasso has converted 35.9% of break-point opportunities recently, slightly ahead of Parker's 33.33%. In summary, while both players showcase impressive stats, Parker's superior performance in crucial aspects like second serves, deciding sets, and overall win rate positions them as the likely victor in this anticipated showdown.