Gustavo Ribeiro De Almeida vs Lorenzo Joaquin Rodriguez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In assessing the second serve performance over the recent six months, Almeida has achieved a 44.91% success rate in securing points on their second serve, marginally outperforming Rodriguez's 44.15%. Such statistics have a high correlation with match prediction accuracy, indicating a slight advantage for Almeida in this area.

Examining return game statistics, Almeida has demonstrated greater proficiency in winning 46.51% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Rodriguez's 44.25%. When it comes to first serve returns, both players are closely matched, with Almeida at 29.4% and Rodriguez at 29.32%, which is pivotal in determining the favorite in their head-to-head competitions.

In under pressure situations, Rodriguez appears more resilient, saving 53.51% of breakpoints, in contrast to Almeida's 48.4%. This statistic can be particularly useful for making in-game betting predictions.

Overall, both players have had solid performance records over the past year. Almeida has won 59.46% of their matches (22 wins, 15 losses), while Rodriguez has slightly edged this with a 60% win rate (33 wins, 22 losses). This general overview provides insight into their head-to-head dynamics.

Rodriguez excels on clay courts, boasting a career win rate of 65% (192 wins, 102 losses), compared to Almeida's 51% (28 wins, 27 losses) on the same surface. On hard courts, Rodriguez maintains a 50% win rate, whereas Almeida has yet to secure a win, holding a 0% record.

The level of competition they've faced is also noteworthy. In the past year, Almeida has mostly competed in $10K Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, winning 62.5% of those matches. Rodriguez has similarly participated at this level, achieving a 69.44% win rate, indicating slightly superior form relative to event-level competition.

From their direct head-to-head encounters, Rodriguez has the edge having won their sole meeting. This encounter was a closely contested match at the M 15 Azul, which Rodriguez won in three sets: 4-6 7-6(5) 7-5. Historically, their head-to-head matches have averaged 3 hours and 6 minutes, suggesting competitive fixtures when they face off.

In extreme pressure situations such as tiebreaks, Rodriguez has taken the lead by winning the only tiebreak they played against Almeida. Furthermore, in deciding set situations over the past year, Rodriguez has a slightly higher win rate at 54% compared to Almeida's 50%.

When considering opponent quality over the last year, Almeida's average opponent rank was 268.68, suggesting stiffer competition relative to Rodriguez, whose average opponent's rank was 362.96. A pivotal stat when determining how players may perform against different levels of opposition. Additionally, in recent form, Rodriguez has been more efficient in converting breakpoint opportunities, with a conversion rate of 34.46% compared to Almeida's 27.48%.

Based on these comprehensive statistics, Rodriguez seems poised to maintain their advantage in their upcoming match against Almeida, given their recent head-to-head success, superior performance in pressure situations, and overall surface proficiency.