Thiago Moura Monteiro vs Mateus Alves Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance in the last six months reveals that Monteiro holds an advantage over Alves, winning 50.84% of points on their second serve, compared to Alves’s 46.55%. This metric is significant in terms of predicting match outcomes, reflecting consistency under pressure.

When examining the return game statistics, Alves has been able to win 43.4% of their opponents' second serve points, slightly outperforming Monteiro, who secured 40.36%. On first serve return points, Alves shows even more dominance with 26.83% compared to Monteiro's 20.12%, a critical stat for determining the preferred player in their head-to-head matchups.

The under-pressure analysis showcases Monteiro's impressive ability to save breakpoints, as they have a success rate of 63.24%, surpassing Alves who saved 51.36%. Such data is valuable for in-game betting predictions and overall match analysis.

Reviewing the performance overview from the past year, Alves has a higher win percentage, securing 59.72% of matches (43/29), whereas Monteiro has a slightly lower win rate of 53.73% (36/31). These win-loss records offer a general head-to-head prediction advantage to Alves.

Considering surface performance, Alves shows strength on Hard courts with a career win percentage of 63% (85/49), while Monteiro excels on Clay with a 60% win rate (417/275). These preferences should be considered in match predictions, specifically if the match is on a favored surface.

In terms of player level, Alves has engaged most frequently in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K over the past year, winning 54.9% of those matches (28/23). Monteiro, on the other hand, has been slightly more successful in a similar arena, winning 58.33% (14/10). The level of competition each player faces can influence their match readiness and outcome.

Direct head-to-head encounters show Monteiro clearly in the lead, having won the sole previous match against Alves, which was a two-set victory at the Montevideo Challenger on a Clay surface, ending 7-5, 6-3. This head-to-head history suggests Monteiro could maintain the upper hand in their upcoming contest.

Regarding the quality of opposition faced, Monteiro has generally competed against higher-ranked players with an average rank of 198.27, compared to Alves's 351.64. This experience against stronger opponents might give Monteiro an edge in the competition.

In deciding set situations against all players, Alves has a marginal advantage, winning 47% of such sets in the last year, compared to Monteiro's 42%. This slight edge may be significant if the match goes the distance.

Finally, analyzing break point conversions, Alves slightly surpasses Monteiro, with a conversion rate of 25.89% compared to Monteiro’s 25%. Such statistics provide crucial insights for live betting when breakpoint opportunities arise during the match.

Considering these analytical perspectives, Monteiro appears more likely to emerge victorious, given their head-to-head dominance and experience with higher-ranked opponents. However, the competitive nature of Alves could potentially lead to an unexpected outcome, particularly on a surface favoring their style of play.