Andrea Collarini vs Matias Soto Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players compare on second serve performance in recent form? Andrea Collarini has secured 46.51% of points on second serves, whereas Matias Soto has achieved a slightly better rate of 47.56%.
• Looking at return game stats, Andrea Collarini has claimed 48.57% of opponent's second serve points in recent matches, outperforming Matias Soto who has taken 46.15%.
• In terms of first serve returns, Andrea Collarini again leads with 30.95%, while Matias Soto follows with 27.38%, providing Collarini a potential edge.
• Under pressure, Andrea Collarini has saved 52.66% of breakpoints, slightly better than Matias Soto at 52.45%, indicating both players are closely matched in handling pressure scenarios.
• In overall performance over the last year, Andrea Collarini holds a 51.61% match win rate, while Matias Soto edges ahead with 54.79%.
• Both players excel on clay with a career win rate of 59% each, although Collarini struggles more on grass compared to Soto’s weaker indoor hard court performance.
• Andrea Collarini’s competitor base features a higher average ranking (299.19) than Matias Soto’s (382.08), suggesting Collarini faces slightly tougher opponents.
• Should the match extend to a deciding set, Matias Soto shows greater prowess, winning 65% of such sets versus Collarini’s 42% success rate.

Editorial Prediction (October 14, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing second serve performance, both Andrea Collarini and Matias Soto show comparable stats, with Soto having a slight advantage. However, Collarini's robust returns, particularly against first serves, could be a decisive factor in disrupting Soto’s service games.

While both players save breakpoints with near equal efficiency, Collarini slightly edges in adapting under pressure. His higher match-winning percentage over similarly ranked opponents further underscores potential resilience against Soto.

Clay surfaces play to the strengths of both competitors, yet, given Collarini’s experience against tougher opposition, he might capitalize on subtle strategic advantages.

If the match reaches a deciding set, Soto’s dominant record may offer him an edge, but Collarini's ability to compete against higher-ranked players shouldn’t be underestimated.

Based on these comparative assessments, Andrea Collarini appears marginally more equipped to win the upcoming match.