Benjamin Torres vs Juan Bautista Otegui Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In their recent form over the past six months, Torres has demonstrated a slightly superior second serve performance to Otegui, winning 39.49% of points compared to Otegui's 37.73%. Analysis of their return game statistics reveals that Otegui has a slight edge, winning 48.98% of opponent's second serve points as opposed to Torres's 46.3%. This closely ties to match prediction accuracy and influences who might be favored in this matchup.

A key performance indicator during high-pressure scenarios is the ability to save breakpoints. Torres exhibits stronger resilience under pressure, saving 51.43% of breakpoints, while Otegui manages to save 43.37%. Knowing the players' adaptability during these moments gives insightful context for in-game betting predictions.

In terms of match victories over the last year, Torres and Otegui have fairly close win-loss records. Torres has won 42.22% of their matches (19 wins and 26 losses), while Otegui has won 47.62% (20 wins and 22 losses). This provides an overall head-to-head performance prediction when taking their recent form and win percentages into account.

Both players excel on clay surfaces. Otegui, in particular, showcases a career-win percentage on clay of 58%, whereas Torres holds a 48% win rate on the same surface. However, Otegui also demonstrates a stronger record on hard courts, with a 54% win rate, compared to Torres who has yet to secure a win on this surface.

Looking at the level of play, both athletes primarily compete in ITF tournaments, with Otegui winning 50% of his matches over the past year in these events, slightly outperforming Torres's 44.19%. This data further context for evaluating their performance levels.

The head-to-head history between these players shows Otegui in control, having defeated Torres in their only face-off at the M15 Cochabamba in 2021, winning 6-3, 7-6(0). Torres has yet to win any set against Otegui, who has secured both sets played to date in their head-to-head matchups.

Taking past performance into account is essential for predictions. Over the last year, Torres has competed against stronger opponents on average, with an average rank of 190.69, compared to Otegui's average opponent rank of 386.52. This statistic highlights Torres' experience against higher-caliber competition.

Deciding sets might play a crucial role in this match. Should the encounter go to a deciding set, historical performance reveals Torres has a 47% win rate in these scenarios, exceeding Otegui’s 38% in matches from the past 12 months.

Additionally, Torres holds a higher breakpoint conversion rate at 38.46%, over Otegui’s 34%. This is an insightful metric for in-game predictions since successful breakpoint conversions can heavily influence match outcomes, especially in tight contests.

Considering their comprehensive statistics and past performances, Otegui stands as the more likely favorite to win the upcoming match against Torres, leveraging his head-to-head advantage, better clay performance, and superior win-loss record in recent play. However, Torres' ability to compete against stronger opponents and his prowess in deciding sets makes for an intriguing contest.