Toby Alex Kodat vs Jose Dominguez Alonso Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The upcoming tennis match between Alonso and Kodat can be analyzed through a detailed comparison of various performance metrics. A look at second serve statistics over the past six months reveals that Kodat has been more effective, winning 42.72% of points compared to Alonso's 37.65%. This particular statistic frequently correlates with match predictions. When considering the performance on Clay, Kodat emerges stronger with a 58% win rate, whereas Alonso has managed to secure a 43% win rate. On the other hand, Alonso's performance on Indoor Hard surfaces shows room for improvement at a 0% win rate.

Examining their return game capabilities, Kodat has demonstrated a more formidable performance, winning 44.88% of points on their opponent's second serve, while Alonso has secured 41.25%. However, when it comes to returns on the first serve, Alonso outperforms Kodat, boasting a 39.2% success rate in contrast to Kodat's 29.22%. In terms of pressure situations like saving breakpoints, Kodat has a significant edge, having saved 52.46%, while Alonso trails at 35.9%, an important aspect to consider for in-game betting strategies. Breakpoint conversion also underscores Kodat's superiority with a 40.27% success rate versus Alonso's 30.3%.

Performance trends over the past year add another layer to their comparison. Alonso has won 41.18% of their matches (7/10), whereas Kodat has succeeded in 59.74% of their games (46/31). Within the last 12 months, Alonso has faced more challenging opponents with an average rank of 172.41 compared to Kodat's average opponent rank of 408.12, indicating a difference in the level of competition they have encountered. Both players frequently compete in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Kodat emerging more successful, winning 69.23% of his matches as opposed to Alonso's 41.18%.

Considering all these statistical insights, the prediction leans towards Kodat as the likely winner of this matchup. His superior second serve performance, impressive record on clay, effective breakpoint conversion, and ability to excel under pressure provide a solid foundation for his potential success in this contest. If the match advances to a deciding set, Kodat's advantage is further amplified, having won 75% of such situations over the past year, contrasting with Alonso's 25% success rate in similar circumstances.