Emiliana Arango vs Maria Lourdes Carle Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

As Arango and Carle face off, who will emerge victorious? Arango's recent second serve performance over the last six months reveals a point win percentage of 40%, slightly edging out Carle, who stands at 37.33%. This stat provides a critical insight into predicting match outcomes.

In the realm of return games, Arango leads by winning 61.01% of opponent's second serve points, surpassing Carle's 59.45%. However, when it comes to first serve returns, Carle takes the edge with a 45.73% win rate compared to Arango's 43.22%. Which side will leverage these return stats better on match day?

Under pressure situations, Carle narrowly takes the lead by saving 50.17% of breakpoints, while Arango saves 47.28%. This ability to handle crucial moments is pivotal for keen in-game betting enthusiasts. In an overall performance measure over the past year, Carle has won 56.52% of their matches (39/30), edging out Arango, who has won 50% (31/31).

When analyzing their favorite surfaces, both players favor clay, with Arango holding a 60% win rate (134/90) and Carle an impressive 67% (207/104). On less familiar ground, Arango struggles with just a 46% win rate on indoor hard courts, while Carle finds grass a challenge, winning only 43% of their matches.

Diving deeper into player levels, Arango has been active in Challenger/ITF tournaments over $10K, boasting a 61.76% win rate. Comparatively, Carle has played similar events with a 60% success rate. These percentages reflect the competitive tiers at which each player performs.

Their head-to-head clashes show Carle leads with two wins out of three encounters, yet Arango clinched their last match at the Merida Open Akron, prevailing 6-2, 5-7, 6-2. On average, these matches endure around 2 hours and 24 minutes. When it comes to deciding sets, both players are evenly matched, each having won once in crucial meet-ups.

For those speculative about tie-breaker abilities, neither player has yet to dominate, as they've come across no tie-break situations against each other. Delving into opponent quality, both athletes face similarly ranked challengers, with Arango at an average of 183.74 and Carle at 183.86. A deciding set with all players sees Arango winning 55% of the time in contrast to Carle's 54% over the past year.

Arango's ability on break point conversion is formidable, turning 53.15% of chances into games, which constitutes a strong in-game betting signal. Carle trails slightly in this regard with a 47.75% conversion rate. In sum: can Carle maintain her edge and seize victory again, or will the spirited Arango turn the tide? Based on their tight competition and current stats, Arango might just have the predictive edge to win this closely-fought battle.