Daniel Merida Aguilar vs Oliver Crawford Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve points, Crawford consistently outperforms Aguilar, securing 46.13% compared to Aguilar's 40.64% in recent matches. Could this give Crawford a significant advantage?
• Aguilar excels at capitalizing on opponents' second serves, winning 51.06% of points, outpacing Crawford's 44.5% in this category.
• Both players struggle more with first serve returns, but Aguilar still leads by converting at 32.15% versus Crawford's 27.27%.
• Crawford has a superior breakpoint saving rate at 56.9%, suggesting resilience under pressure, whereas Aguilar saves 50.36%.
• Over the past year, Crawford's match win rate is slightly better at 71.25% compared to Aguilar's 69.05%.
• Surface performance significantly differs; Crawford thrives on Hard courts with a 72% win rate, whereas Aguilar's strength lies on Clay, with a 60% success rate.
• Crawford's recent matches involve lower-tier tournaments ($10K ITF events), with a 77.19% win rate, while Aguilar plays primarily in higher-level Challenger events, winning 59.18% of matches.
• In their direct contest, Aguilar holds an edge, having won both the match and the deciding set previously played against Crawford.
• Past matches between these two average nearly two hours, indicating closely fought battles.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Crawford historically has a slight edge with a 68% win rate compared to Aguilar's 62%.
• When it comes to converting breakpoint opportunities, Crawford has a narrow lead with 34.07% compared to Aguilar's 31.4%.

Editorial Prediction (July 19, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent performances, Crawford shows a stronger second serve statistic and superior breakpoint conversion rate, which could provide the edge in tight situations. Additionally, Crawford's skill in saving breakpoints better indicates resilience under pressure.

Aguilar demonstrates a notable return game strength, both against first and second serves, which is a critical factor when it comes to breaking the opponent's rhythm and capitalizing on opportunities.

Their history suggests Aguilar has a slight upper hand in head-to-head matches, having won their previous encounter and performing better in tiebreaks and decisive set moments.

Given these factors, while Crawford has certain statistical advantages, Aguilar's previous success against Crawford and better performance in pressure scenarios make Aguilar the likely winner of the upcoming match.