Elijah Strode vs Nicolas Buitrago Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent six-month performance in terms of second serve efficiency, Strode demonstrates a slightly superior record, achieving a 47.56% success rate compared to Buitrago's 44.6%. This statistic, due to its strong correlation with match prediction accuracy, plays a pivotal role in forecasting outcomes. Meanwhile, in return games, Buitrago outperforms Strode by winning 44.44% of their opponent’s second serve points against Strode's 39.5%. For first serve returns, Buitrago again leads with a 27.41% success rate compared to Strode’s 18.31%, which further enhances Buitrago’s standing in this head-to-head encounter.

An essential factor in predicting performance is how each player handles pressure. Strode excels under such circumstances, saving 63.44% of breakpoints, a notable advantage against Buitrago, who has managed to save 51.41%. Such statistics are significant for those engaging in in-game betting predictions. Over the last year, comparing their match performance, Buitrago edges ahead with a 55.81% win rate in all played matches, whereas Strode records a 50% win rate. This gives a comprehensive picture in a head-to-head prediction scenario.

Diving into surface-specific performance, we observe Strode's best results on indoor hard courts with a 63% win percentage. Conversely, their play on clay is not as commendable, holding a 43% win rate. On the other side, Buitrago shows their best prowess on hard courts with a 57% win rate, and similar to Strode, struggles on clay with a 44% win rate. Both participants, primarily active in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, reveal the contextual level of competition they have been engaged with. Strode comes with a 50% winning percentage, whereas Buitrago boasts a stronger 60% success rate in these tournaments.

Examining the caliber of their competition, Buitrago has faced opponents ranked at an average of 215.86, notably higher than the 313.81 average rank faced by Strode. This suggests that Buitrago has been competing against slightly more challenging opponents, potentially honing their skills further. In deciding sets—a critical aspect for live betters—Strode exhibits greater prowess, winning 47% in the past 12 months compared to Buitrago's meager 17%.

When observing the potential of converting crucial break point opportunities, Buitrago again demonstrates superiority with a 28.87% conversion rate, surpassing Strode’s 21.43%. This statistic is particularly indicative of potential momentum shifts during a match. Given these comprehensive comparisons and the inherent nuances of their surface-specific records, return games, and pressure handling, it appears Buitrago may have a slight edge to prevail in this matchup.