Benjamin Torres vs Lautaro Correa Beguerie Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Benjamin Torres has won 40.44% of points on his second serve in the last 6 months, compared to Lautaro Correa Beguerie's 45.45%. Could this indicate an edge for Lautaro in longer rallies?
• Breaking down return game stats, Torres has claimed 45.94% of his opponents' second serve points, slightly more than Correa Beguerie's 45.00%. Who holds the advantage here? Torres seems to have a small edge.
• When it comes to returning first serves, Torres also leads slightly, with 32.57% to Correa Beguerie's 30.00%. This could suggest more effective return games for Torres.
• Under pressure, Torres has saved 40.21% of breakpoints recently, while Correa Beguerie has saved 38.89%. This suggests Torres might perform better under critical moments.
• In terms of overall match performance over the past year, Torres has won 48.89% of his matches, whereas Correa Beguerie has won just 31.58%. This indicates a stronger track record for Torres.
• Both players perform best on clay, each having a career win rate of 48% on this surface. Neither has excelled on hard courts, with a 0% win rate for both.
• At the tournament level, Torres has a higher success rate, winning 51.16% of his matches at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, compared to Correa Beguerie's 31.58%.
• Regarding the quality of opponents faced over the last year, Correa Beguerie has competed against slightly better-ranked players (average rank 176.47) compared to Torres (average rank 182.31).
• In deciding sets, Correa Beguerie has a slight advantage, winning 60% compared to Torres' 50% over the last year.
• For converting breakpoints, Correa Beguerie has a clear advantage, converting 41.18% of opportunities compared to Torres' 28.75%.

Editorial Prediction (November 25, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent performance statistics, Lautaro Correa Beguerie has demonstrated a slight edge in second serve success, which might offer him an advantage in extending rallies and gaining more control over crucial points.

In return games, Benjamin Torres shows slightly better stats, excelling particularly against both first and second serves. This suggests he might be able to challenge Lautaro's service games more effectively.

Under pressure, Torres performs marginally better when required to save breakpoints, hinting at a possible advantage during high-pressure situations within the match.

However, Lautaro has a better record in deciding sets and higher breakpoint conversion, which could prove crucial if the match becomes a closely contested affair.

Although both players have proven themselves capable on clay, neither has succeeded significantly outside this surface. Nevertheless, with a stronger overall win percentage and experience against slightly tougher opponents, Torres appears more consistent across tournament play.

Considering all the comparisons, Benjamin Torres is statistically more likely to secure the victory in this upcoming matchup, given his balanced performance in several critical areas.