Andrea Collarini vs Hernan Casanova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Collarini and Casanova have comparable second serve success rates, with Collarini at 44.11% and Casanova slightly higher at 44.16%. With this marginal difference, does it provide Casanova an edge? Probably not significant enough.
• Collarini excels in returning second serves, securing 49.94% of points, compared to Casanova’s 49.03%. This suggests a minor advantage in return games for Collarini.
• When returning first serves, Casanova holds a noticeable advantage, winning 33.12% against Collarini’s 29.25%, indicating greater efficacy in neutralizing the opponent’s serve.
• Under pressure, Collarini shows resilience by saving 53.04% of breakpoints, slightly outpacing Casanova, who saves 50.81%. Could this translate into key moments during the match? It might.
• Overall match performance over the last year tips slightly in Casanova's favor with a win rate of 59.62% compared to Collarini's 58.11%.
• On clay, a critical factor given the surface, Casanova has historically performed better, winning 63% compared to Collarini's 59%.
• Both players have a rich history, with Collarini leading their historical matchups 7-6. However, Collarini has won more sets in total, 19 against 13, suggesting better performance in multiple matches.
• In deciding sets, Casanova has the upper hand in direct matches, winning 4 out of 5. But Collarini's recent form in deciding sets in general is stronger at 57% wins.
• Collarini has advantages in break point conversions in recent times, converting 38.92% of opportunities, whereas Casanova lags slightly at 34.72%.
• Regarding opponent strength, Collarini has faced slightly tougher competition, with opponents averaging a ranking of 335.99 compared to Casanova’s 358.6.
• In extreme match pressure situations, such as tiebreaks, Collarini leads 3-1, which may point to better handling of critical points.

Editorial Prediction (June 13, 2025, UTC):

Both players display similar strengths on their second serves, but Collarini has shown a slight advantage in winning points on returns, especially second serves, which could prove crucial in this match.

Even though Casanova has an edge on first serve returns, Collarini’s ability to save breakpoints consistently under pressure could offer him an upper hand in pivotal moments throughout the match.

Casanova's better historical performance on clay can't be ignored, giving him a slight edge on this surface, yet Collarini's recent tiebreak and breakpoint conversion efficiency could swing tight sets in his favor.

Given the overall data and considering recent performances in pressure situations, Collarini seems more capable of leveraging key moments to his advantage.

Taking all factors into consideration, Andrea Collarini is predicted to be the likely winner of the upcoming match.