Tiago Pereira vs Finn Bass Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performance statistics, the second serve performance highlights that in the last six months, Bass has secured 39.39% of points on their second serve. In comparison, Pereira has demonstrated a stronger second serve success rate, winning 45.44%. This metric is closely associated with the accuracy of match predictions.

When examining return game statistics, Bass outperformed Pereira in retrieving their opponent's second serve points, at 49.78% versus Pereira's 44.3%. Conversely, for first serve returns, Pereira has the upper hand with 27.21%, while Bass falls slightly behind at 24.11%. These return statistics offer critical insights into determining the favored player in head-to-head matchups.

Focusing on handling pressure, Pereira shines by saving 56.17% of the breakpoints faced recently, surpassing Bass, who has a breakpoint save percentage of 46.46%. This ability to save breakpoints is vital for in-game betting predictions, indicating an edge for Pereira during critical moments.

Reviewing overall performance over the past year, Bass has emerged victorious in 60.29% of their matches (Win/Loss 41/27), slightly edging out Pereira, who won 58.7% of their games (Win/Loss 54/38). This offers a comprehensive view of each player's capability in terms of match victories.

Regarding surface specialties, Bass achieves the highest win percentage on clay courts, with a 58% success rate (W/L 7/5), whereas their performance dips on indoor hard courts to 51% (W/L 22/21). In contrast, Pereira excels on hard surfaces, winning 60% of matches (W/L 124/83), but is less effective on clay with a 37% win rate (W/L 7/12).

The level of competition is also noteworthy; Bass has predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, winning 60.61% of such encounters (W/L 40/26). Pereira has also shown strength in the same events, with a winning percentage of 63.89% (W/L 46/26). Evaluating these figures within the context of event levels is crucial when predicting favorites.

Assessing opponent quality, Bass tends to face higher-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 235.34, while Pereira's opponents average a ranking of 386.72. Additionally, in deciding set situations over the last 12 months, Bass has shown resilience by winning 52% of such sets, whereas Pereira has a 46% deciding set win rate.

Turning to breakpoint opportunities, Bass has converted 30.25% of these chances, whereas Pereira has been slightly more efficient with a conversion rate of 35.2%. These numbers are critical for live betting as they indicate each player’s effectiveness in capitalizing on crucial opportunities.

Considering the amalgamation of these statistics, Pereira emerges as the more likely victor in their upcoming match against Bass. The combination of superior second serve proficiency, greater breakpoint conversion, and a higher save rate of breakpoints presents Pereira as the favored player, poised to capitalize on decisive moments in the match.