Charles Broom vs Demetris Azoides Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance compare? In the past six months, Charles Broom has claimed 42.53% of points from his second serve, edging out Demetris Azoides, who holds a 38.91% success rate.
• When it comes to second serve returns, Demetris slightly surpasses Charles with a rate of 45.10%, compared to Charles' 44.80%. However, Charles leads in first serve returns at 28.07%, whereas Demetris stands at 26.18%.
• Under pressure situations, Charles Broom has shown resilience, saving 53.08% of breakpoints against him, in contrast to Demetris Azoides' 49.23%.
• What do their win-loss records suggest? Over the past year, Charles Broom has maintained a win rate of 62.30% (38 wins and 23 losses), while Demetris has managed a win rate of 42.86% (9 wins and 12 losses).
• On which surface do they thrive? Charles excels on clay, with a career win percentage of 67% (44 wins and 22 losses), whereas Demetris performs best on indoor hard courts with a 67% win rate (3 wins and 2 losses).
• Do match levels influence predictions? Over the last year, Charles has predominantly competed in $10K ITF tournaments, achieving a 75% win rate (33 wins and 11 losses). Conversely, Demetris has a 46.15% win rate (6 wins and 7 losses) at the same level.
• Analyzing the average rank of their opponents shows Charles has faced stronger competition with an average opponent rank of 357.02, compared to Demetris' 411.48.
• Demetris displays strength in crucial moments, having won 75% of his deciding sets in the past year, whereas Charles has won 44% of his deciding sets.

Editorial Prediction (October 13, 2025, UTC):

In analyzing the recent stats of Charles Broom and Demetris Azoides, several aspects lean in Charles Broom's favor. His superior second serve performance, ability to save breakpoints, and an impressive win rate over the past year demonstrate a consistent competitive edge.

Charles also shows strength on his preferred surface, combined with experience against higher-ranked opponents, indicating a robust competitive capability. Despite Demetris' edge in deciding set victories, which highlights his persistence under pressure, the overall indicators lean towards Charles.

Based on these comparative insights, Charles Broom is more likely to emerge victorious in the forthcoming encounter.