Tomas Barrios Vera vs Jurij Rodionov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the past six months, Rodionov has demonstrated a strong performance on his second serve, securing 45.75% of points, whereas Vera trails slightly with 43.77%. This performance metric is a key indicator of match prediction accuracy. Moreover, examining return game statistics over the same period reveals that Vera outperforms Rodionov, winning 46.61% of opponent's second serve points compared to Rodionov's 45.23%. Notably, Vera also leads in first serve return points, capturing 28.64%, with Rodionov at 23.53%.

Over the previous year, Vera has displayed an impressive match win rate of 61.25% (49 wins, 31 losses), eclipsing Rodionov’s 50% win rate (30 wins, 30 losses). In terms of pressure situations, Rodionov has managed to save 54.23% of breakpoints, slightly more efficient than Vera, who saved 51.65%. Additionally, when it comes to converting breakpoints, Vera shows a higher success rate at 39.64%, while Rodionov has converted 24.55% of opportunities.

Both players have played most of their recent matches in Challenger/ITF tournaments. Vera exhibits superiority at this level with a winning percentage of 68.18% (45 wins, 21 losses), whereas Rodionov has a 52% win rate (26 wins, 24 losses). When considering direct head-to-head encounters, Vera has defeated Rodionov in both previous matches, with an overall set advantage of 4 to 1. In their most recent match at the Amersfoort Challenger on July 17, 2024, Vera secured a decisive victory with a scoreline of 7-6(1) 6-1.

Surface performance also provides insights; Rodionov excels on indoor hard courts with a 63% win rate and struggles on grass with a 41% win rate. Conversely, Vera thrives on clay with a win rate of 64% but has not won any matches on indoor hard courts. Interestingly, Vera has performed slightly better against higher-ranked opponents, with an average adversary rank of 239.63, compared to Rodionov's 250.72.

In tie-break situations, Vera has historically outperformed Rodionov, winning both their encounters. When considering deciding sets, Vera holds a marginal advantage, having won 56% of such sets over the last 12 months against Rodionov's 52%. With all statistical factors considered, Vera is notably favored to win this upcoming match.