Tyler Zink vs Alfredo Perez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Looking at the recent form of second serve performance over the past six months, Alfredo Perez has won 42.06% of points on their second serve, trailing closely behind Kelsey Zink, who has achieved a slightly higher success rate of 45.03%. This metric often closely aligns with the prediction accuracy of match outcomes. Furthermore, when examining return game statistics in the same period, Perez has successfully won 43.34% of their opponent's second serve points, while Zink manages 41.68%.

When we shift focus to first serve return statistics, Perez records a win rate of 24.36%, whereas Zink demonstrates an improved performance with a return rate of 27%. These figures significantly influence favored predictions in their head-to-head encounters. Meanwhile, when facing breakpoints, Perez has an edge, saving 53.4% compared to Zink's 52.68%, a vital statistic for in-game betting projections.

Over the past year, Perez showcases a superior match-winning percentage at 77.08% (W/L 37/11), compared to Zink's 70% (W/L 42/18), providing a comprehensive head-to-head prediction outlook. In terms of optimal surface performance, Perez excels on Hard courts with a 67% win rate (W/L 137/68), while Zink's best win percentage is on Indoor Hard courts at 62% (W/L 16/10). Conversely, Zink reveals their challenges on Hard courts, winning only 54% (W/L 39/33).

Both athletes predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Perez holds a stronger performance in these tournaments over the previous year, winning 82.76% of his matches (W/L 24/5), while Zink has secured 75.56% of his matches (W/L 34/11). Their comparative performance is further contextualized by the level of events they have participated in, where Perez generally faces higher-ranked opponents with an average ranking of 364.35, whereas Zink plays against opponents with an average rank of 427.6.

The head-to-head record between Perez and Zink stands at 1-0, favoring Perez, with their recent encounter at the M25 Dallas on July 12, 2023, on an Indoor Hard court resulting in a 6-1, 6-4 triumph for Perez. Historically, matches between these two have averaged 1 hour and 11 minutes in duration. While both players have demonstrated competency in deciding sets against all players, with Perez winning 85% and Zink 77% of such sets in the last year, they have yet to extend their duel to a deciding set or encounter any tiebreaks when facing each other.

In analyzing current form, Perez showcases a markedly higher breakpoint conversion rate of 40.14%, surpassing Zink's 25.74%, indicating a definitive advantage in capitalizing on crucial match moments. Considering these statistics, coupled with the superior historical head-to-head performance and higher-level event participation, Perez seems poised to claim victory in the upcoming encounter.