Alvaro Guillen Meza vs Matias Soto Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance and stats, Meza and Soto present a compelling matchup. In recent months, Meza has succeeded in winning 49.36% of their opponent's second serve points, surpassing Soto's 46.93%. However, when it comes to second serve performance, Soto has the upper hand, winning 44.94% of points compared to Meza's 39.2%. Soto's edge in second serve performance might be essential for match predictions. First serve return stats also support Meza, who has won 32.54%, while Soto lags at 24.96%.

When it comes to handling pressure, Meza has saved 54.68% of breakpoints recently, while Soto has saved 52.96%. Such statistics are pivotal for predicting the outcome during critical moments of the match. Evaluating break point conversion, Meza again outshines Soto with a 38.29% success rate compared to Soto’s 30.53%. This could be a deciding factor should either player face breakpoint opportunities.

Career performance indicates both players have excelled on clay, with Meza having a win percentage of 61% and Soto slightly ahead with 64%. However, their performance on indoor hard courts shows a discrepancy, with Meza at a mere 0% win rate, while Soto fares better at 44%. This suggests clay as a favored surface for each, potentially influencing the upcoming event's outcome.

The tournament level played over the past year shows Meza contending mostly in Challengers/ITF tournaments with a win rate of 55.36%. Soto, in the same space, has secured a win percentage of 51.11%. Direct head-to-head records further illustrate their encounters, with Meza victorious in their lone meeting at the Santa Fe Challenger, securing a straight-set win coverage over Soto. The average match duration between them stands at approximately 1 hour and 4 minutes, highlighting intense and short contests.

Looking into the competition level faced over the last year, Soto has faced opponents with a higher average ranking (220.33) compared to Meza's 259.83. In deciding set statistics, Soto appears stronger, winning 60% of such sets against Meza's 42%, indicating an edge if the match extends into decisive stages.

Considering the head-to-head success and recent dominance in specific stats, such as first serve returns and breakpoint conversion, Meza seems to have a slight tactical advantage over Soto. However, Soto's stronger second serve stats and experience against higher-ranked players could present a challenge. Yet, based on the statistics, Meza is predicted to edge out as the favorite in the upcoming match.