Valentin Vacherot vs Borna Gojo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing performance on second serve in recent months, Gojo has secured 47.3% of points, while Vacherot has won 42.69%. This statistic is closely linked with match outcome prediction, making Gojo's second serve slightly more effective.

Regarding return games, Gojo managed to win 45.74% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Vacherot's 45.65%. For first serve returns, Vacherot outperformed Gojo with a success rate of 26.77% against 22.04%. This metric strongly influences the prediction for this head-to-head encounter, suggesting a nuanced advantage for Vacherot in return games.

Assessing performance under pressure, Gojo shows a 54.78% breakpoint save rate, compared to Vacherot's 51.2%. These numbers are critical as they offer insights into resilience and can inform in-game betting strategies.

Looking at overall performance in the past year, Gojo claimed victory in 58.82% of their matches (20 wins and 14 losses), while Vacherot achieved a slightly better winning rate of 62.79% (27 wins and 16 losses). These statistics contribute to forming a comprehensive prediction overview for head-to-head matchups.

On hard surfaces, Gojo's career win rate is 62% (120 wins, 74 losses), yet they struggle on grass with a 42% win rate (8 wins, 11 losses). Similarly, Vacherot excels on hard courts with a 72% win rate (116 wins, 46 losses) and has an unsuccessful record on grass, having yet to win a match (0% win rate, 0 wins, 1 loss).

In terms of the level of tournaments played, both competitors have predominantly participated in Challenger/ITF tournaments over $10K in the past year. Gojo has achieved a win rate of 66.67% (12 wins, 6 losses), while Vacherot has a comparable win rate of 65.38% (17 wins, 9 losses). These statistics are instrumental for context, given the varying competitive levels of their opponents.

Speaking of opponent quality, Gojo has faced players with an average rank of 199.06 over the past 12 months, while Vacherot's rivals held an average rank of 242.86. This difference can be pivotal when considering their match preparation and experience.

For deciding sets, Vacherot shows superiority, winning 56% of sets compared to Gojo's 44% across all tour matches in the previous year. Those focusing on live match predictions and betting might find this data particularly valuable.

When analyzing breakpoint opportunities, Gojo has capitalized on 34.25% of chances, a stronger rate compared to Vacherot's 29.58%. Such figures can prove essential for real-time betting decisions when players face breakpoint situations.

Considering these comprehensive statistics, Vacherot slightly edges out Gojo in the current prediction, primarily due to better performance rates in head-to-head aspects and superior return statistics. Therefore, based on these data points, Vacherot is the predicted favorite to win the upcoming match.