Andrej Martin vs Guilherme Valdoleiros Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent matches, Andrej Martin has claimed 43.97% of points on his second serve, while Guilherme Valdoleiros has achieved a slightly better 44.85%. Could this slight advantage impact the outcome? It might.
• When returning, Andrej Martin has secured 49.55% of points from opponents' second serves compared to Valdoleiros' 48.05%. Does the small edge favor Martin in return games? It seems so.
• First serve return stats reveal Martin winning 28.08% and Valdoleiros 29.20%. This stat slightly favors Valdoleiros, indicating he might cope better with serves.
• Under pressure, Martin has saved 53.67% of breakpoints, narrowly surpassing Valdoleiros' 52.10%. This indicates Martin could handle tense moments better.
• Overall, Martin has won 55.10% of his matches over the past year, while Valdoleiros has a win rate of 51.16%. Does this suggest Martin has been more consistent? It does.
• Both players excel on their favored surfaces; Martin has a 61% win rate on Clay, whereas Valdoleiros performs best on Hard courts, also at 61%. Could the playing surface determine the winner? Potentially.
• In terms of match level, Martin has mostly competed in Challengers/ITF, while Valdoleiros has been active in Futures/Satellites, highlighting differences in competition level.
• The quality of opponents faced over the year varies, with Martin playing those ranked on average at 361.84, whereas Valdoleiros faced a higher caliber at 174.19.
• In deciding sets, Martin has a slight edge with a 53% success rate compared to Valdoleiros' 50% win rate.
• Recently, Martin converted 30.00% of breakpoints, compared to Valdoleiros' 30.59%. Both have similar proficiency in seizing opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (November 23, 2025, UTC):

This match poses an intriguing contest between Andrej Martin and Guilherme Valdoleiros, as both showcase marginally different strengths across various statistics.

Andrej Martin appears more adept under pressure and has the upper hand in both breakpoint saving and deciding set performance. His greater overall match win percentage over the past year suggests a slight edge in form and consistency.

However, Guilherme Valdoleiros performs better in returning first serves and has faced higher-ranked opponents, suggesting he is capable of competing against formidable adversaries.

Given these considerations and the nuances of current performance metrics, Andrej Martin is favored to prevail in this encounter, leveraging his strength under competitive pressure and recent consistency. The slight differences in key areas may ultimately tip the balance in Martin's favor.