Carlos Maria Zarate vs Joao Lucas Reis Da Silva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When examining second serve performance over the past six months, Joao Lucas Reis Da Silva narrowly leads with a win rate of 45.31%, compared to Carlos Maria Zarate's 44.15%. Does this slight edge provide a significant advantage? It might offer a small benefit but is not conclusive on its own.
• On return games, Carlos Maria Zarate has been more effective, winning 47.92% of his opponent's second serve points, while Joao Lucas Reis Da Silva has managed 43.41%. Can Zarate capitalize on this strength? It could tilt the match in his favor on the return.
• In terms of saving breakpoints, Joao Lucas Reis Da Silva leads with 54.43% saved, while Carlos Maria Zarate saved 52.80%. Who would handle pressure situations better? Da Silva appears slightly stronger under pressure on this front.
• Both players have demonstrated similar performance consistency overall, with Joao Lucas Reis Da Silva holding a slightly better match win percentage over the past year (62.35%) compared to Zarate (60.26%).
• Surface preference might affect play; Zarate is most successful on clay with a 59% win rate, whereas Da Silva excels on hard surfaces, also with 59% wins.
• Considering tournament levels, Zarate primarily competes in Futures/Satellites with 61.02% wins, while Da Silva competes more in Challengers with a similar success rate of 61.54%. Which player faces tougher competition? Da Silva's opponents had a higher average rank (294.15) compared to Zarate's (332.76).
• If this match goes to a deciding set, Zarate has the upper hand with a 59% win rate compared to Da Silva’s 40% in these situations.
• With breakpoint conversion, Zarate outshines slightly, converting 38.10% of opportunities to Da Silva’s 35.15%, which may impact crucial moments in the match.

Editorial Prediction (November 24, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Carlos Maria Zarate and Joao Lucas Reis Da Silva presents an intriguing contest. Da Silva has shown a marginal edge in second serve performance but Zarate’s return game decidedly stronger, giving him a potential advantage as the match progresses.

Performance under pressure shows Da Silva slightly more adept at saving breakpoints, yet Zarate outperforms when converting them, leading to a delicate balance in key moments.

Surface preferences are diverse, with Zarate thriving on clay while Da Silva is more comfortable on hard courts, though the current match conditions will heavily influence outcomes.

Considering opponent quality and match contexts, Da Silva generally contends with tougher opposition. However, should the match advance to deciding sets, Zarate’s higher success rate may be pivotal.

Weighing all factors, including recent trends and gameplay statistics, Carlos Maria Zarate is slightly favored to win the forthcoming match, leveraging his strong return game and deciding set prowess.