Yannick Hanfmann vs Nicolas Moreno De Alboran Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, Novak Alboran and Yannick Hanfmann have shown differing performances regarding their second serve capabilities. Alboran has achieved a slightly higher success rate, winning 48.46% of points on his second serve compared to Hanfmann's 45.48%. This second serve performance is highly indicative of potential match outcomes, providing key insights into predicting who might have the upper hand.

Analyzing return game stats, Alboran has also managed a slight advantage in opponent's second serve return points, winning 45.55% of them, whereas Hanfmann has secured 44.47%. However, when it comes to returning first serves, Hanfmann leads with a success rate of 24.92%, marginally better than Alboran's 24.07%. These statistics are crucial when determining the favorite in a head-to-head clash.

When observing their performance under pressure, Alboran is notable for saving 57.25% of breakpoints compared to Hanfmann's 56.14%. This statistic is particularly useful for those engaged in live betting predictions, as saving breakpoints can be game-defining.

Over the course of the last year, Alboran has demonstrated a consistent level of performance, winning 59.02% of his matches (W/L 36/25), while Hanfmann, playing primarily on the main tour, achieved a win rate of 44.23% (W/L 23/29). This head-to-head performance overview provides insight into their overall capabilities.

Surface preference plays a major role in predicting match outcomes. Alboran excels on hard courts with a career win percentage of 65% (W/L 135/74), albeit showing less proficiency on grass. Conversely, Hanfmann thrives on clay, with a 63% win rate (W/L 212/126) but also shows a dip in performance on grass.

In terms of historical head-to-head matchups, Hanfmann has a slight edge, having won their only previous encounter on clay at the EFG Swiss Open in Gstaad. Hanfmann emerged victorious 7-6(2), 6-7(2), 6-4. The average match time of 2 hours and 36 minutes between these players suggests closely contested encounters, particularly in deciding sets, where Hanfmann holds a significant edge, having won 67% of such sets over the past year compared to Alboran's 41%.

Considering the level of competition each has faced, Alboran has competed against players averaging a rank of 225.15, while Hanfmann has faced more formidable opponents, averaging a rank of 129.31. This discrepancy highlights Hanfmann’s exposure to higher competition levels, which could influence match outcomes.

Lastly, looking at their proficiency in converting breakpoints, Hanfmann has been more effective, converting 33.82% of his opportunities compared to Alboran’s 22.54%. This difference can be decisive in high-pressure points during matches.

Taking into account both players' current form, past performances, and surface preferences, Hanfmann seems favored to win in this upcoming match. His track record against higher-ranked opponents and strong breakpoint conversion rate provide him with a competitive edge in this matchup.