Emilio Nava vs Lorenzo Joaquin Rodriguez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance on second serves, Nava has achieved a success rate of 46.6% of points won, surpassing Rodriguez's 44.15% over the past six months. This statistic significantly correlates with the accuracy of match predictions. Similarly, in return game statistics, Nava has excelled by winning 47.52% of their opponent's second serve points, while Rodriguez has managed 43.65%.

When focusing on first serve returns, Rodriguez leads slightly with a 29.76% success rate compared to Nava's 26.88%. These figures are crucial in determining the favored player in head-to-head matchups. Considering under-pressure statistics, Rodriguez has a slight advantage, having saved 53.93% of breakpoints, whereas Nava has a breakpoint save percentage of 50.68%. Breakpoint conversion rates also show a marginal difference, with Nava converting 38.07% of opportunities while Rodriguez has converted 34.93%.

In terms of overall match performance over the past year, Rodriguez has emerged victorious in 59.65% of their matches (W/L 34/23), outperforming Nava, who has won 46.97% (W/L 31/35). The preferred playing surfaces indicate that both players favor clay; Nava has a 64% winning percentage, while Rodriguez stands at 65% on clay, suggesting strong performances on this surface. Their respective weakest surfaces are grass for Nava, with a 29% win rate, and hard courts for Rodriguez, with a 50% win percentage.

Examining player level, Nava has primarily participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, achieving a win rate of 55.56% (W/L 30/24). On the other hand, Rodriguez has competed mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with a higher win rate of 68.57% (W/L 24/11). The opponent quality stats indicate Nava is competing against higher-ranked players, with an average opponent rank of 246.12, whereas Rodriguez's opponents average a rank of 373.44.

If the match proceeds to a deciding set, each player has an even track record, winning 50% of these scenarios over the past year. However, while historical performance and statistics offer valuable insights for predicting tennis match outcomes, current event statistics and specific event performance should also be considered for accurate predictions.

Based on these statistics, Rodriguez emerges as the likely winner due to their superior match win percentage over the past year, higher performance against lower-ranked opponents, and greater success in tournaments. Additionally, their impressive breakpoint conversion and save percentages provide them with a slight edge in this matchup.