Andres Andrade vs Tristan Mccormick Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Andrade has slightly outperformed with second serve points, winning 44.48% compared to Mccormick's 43.86%. Could this give Andrade a slight edge?
• Andrade also leads in returning their opponent's second serves at 47.63%, while Mccormick trails with 45.95%. Additionally, Andrade's return percentage on first serves is notably higher at 30.44%, compared to Mccormick's 24.95%.
• Under pressure, Mccormick shows resilience by saving 58.62% of breakpoints, surpassing Andrade who has saved 53.3%.
• Both players have similar overall match-winning percentages in the past year, with Andrade at 50.94% and Mccormick at 50%.
• Surface preferences differ, with Andrade performing best on clay (63% win rate) and Mccormick excelling on indoor hard courts (57%).
• Andrade predominantly competes in higher-level Challenger and ITF events, while Mccormick plays mainly in Futures tournaments, slightly winning more there.
• In head-to-head encounters, Andrade leads 2-0 against Mccormick, highlighting a potential mental advantage.
• Their matches average about 1:43:26, suggesting evenly contested affairs.
• While Andrade has a head-to-head edge in deciding sets, Mccormick leads slightly in overall deciding sets over the past year with 48% wins.
• Mccormick tends to face players with a lower average rank compared to Andrade, indicating different levels of competition.
• Andrade has converted breakpoints more effectively at 34.4% against Mccormick's 30.36%.

Editorial Prediction (May 21, 2025, UTC):

While both players present contrasting strengths, Andrade's superior return game and head-to-head advantage give them a formidable edge in this matchup.

Despite Mccormick's strong performance under pressure, Andrade's historical success against Mccormick can't be overlooked, especially with recent performances favoring Andrade on the clay surface.

In conclusion, Andrade seems more likely to secure a victory in the upcoming match, particularly if it extends to a tightly contested final set.