Andres Andrade vs Mitchell Krueger Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How can we predict the winner when Andrade faces Krueger once more? Analyzing their second serve performance offers a clue. Over the past six months, Andrade has secured 46.29% of second serve points, slightly trailing behind Krueger, who boasts a 49.14% success rate. This pivotal statistic often correlates strongly with match outcomes.

Return game stats further enrich our insights. In recent form, when dealing with the opponent's second serve, Andrade wins 47.64% of the points compared to Krueger's 48.7%. However, the tables turn with first serve returns where Andrade overshadows Krueger by winning 31.22% of points, compared to Krueger's 25.64%.

When under pressure, both players exhibit distinct tendencies in saving breakpoints. Andrade manages to ward off threats 56.62% of the time, whereas Krueger does so at a rate of 55.62%. In the broader scope of performance over the last year, Andrade has a winning percentage of 55.17% from 32 victories out of 58 matches, which is slightly higher than Krueger's 54.41% success rate.

Considering their preferred surfaces, both excel on clay. Andrade clinches victories 62% of the time, while Krueger has a 56% win rate. However, Krueger falters on grass, with only a 38% win record, whereas Andrade finds indoor hard courts to be his Achilles' heel, winning 56% of those matches.

Direct confrontations between these athletes reveal a balanced rivalry. They have met twice, each securing a win. Their last encounter at the San Diego Challenger saw Krueger triumphing in a compelling three-set match. The average duration of their matches is approximately 1 hour and 57 minutes, showcasing their competitive nature.

As the pressure mounts, both players react diversely. In deciding set contexts, Krueger has had the upper hand, claiming 1 of the 1 they’ve engaged in, yet Andrade clinched the sole tiebreak they contested. Meanwhile, when facing different quality opponents over the past year, Andrade averages a 160.36 opponent rank, contrasting with Krueger's 237.15.

Finally, how do they convert break point opportunities? Andrade has a 33.68% conversion rate, whereas Krueger excels with 37.27%. Despite slight differences across these metrics, the consistent edge in head-to-head encounters and breakpoint conversions hints at Krueger having a slight advantage in this matchup. If previous form holds and they navigate another deciding set, expect Krueger to edge out for the win.