Federico Aguilar Cardozo vs Pedro Rodrigues Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance shows Rodrigues at 38.86% and Cardozo at 38.76%. Could this marginal difference impact the match outcome? Historically, it's a predictor.
• In recent return game stats, Rodrigues has won 50% of their opponent's second serves, slightly edging Cardozo's 49.82%. On first serve returns, Rodrigues also leads with 34.35% over Cardozo's 33.46%.
• Under pressure, Rodrigues is stronger, saving 46.7% of breakpoints compared to Cardozo's 38.79%. This resilience can be crucial.
• Performance over the last year favors Rodrigues, with a 61.9% match win rate, whereas Cardozo has 56%. Does this suggest clearer dominance?
• Both players excel on clay, but Rodrigues has a slight advantage with a 55% win rate against Cardozo's 54%. Both struggle more on hard surfaces.
• Rodrigues and Cardozo play mainly at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, with Rodrigues winning 61.54% and Cardozo 58.7% of these matches.
• Opponent quality analysis shows Rodrigues facing opponents ranked 354.4 on average, inferior to Cardozo's average opponent rank of 262.56, possibly affecting performance.
• In deciding sets, Rodrigues has a slight edge, winning 69% compared to Cardozo's 67% over the past year.
• Cardozo excels in break point conversion with 55.93%, significantly higher than Rodrigues's 36.84%, suggesting potential key moment advantage.

Editorial Prediction (July 9, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Rodrigues and Cardozo promises to be tightly contested given their closely matched statistical performance in recent months. While both players display similar strengths in some areas, subtle advantages could tip the balance.

Rodrigues shows a slight edge in under-pressure performance by saving more breakpoints and a marginally higher win rate in the past year. Their second serve performance and return stats bolster their potential dominance in long rallies and high-pressure points.

Conversely, Cardozo's ability to convert breakpoints effectively suggests they might capitalize better during critical moments, providing an opportunity to seize momentum when it counts most.

Considering these factors, while Rodrigues appears stronger in consistent performance metrics, Cardozo's proficiency in breakpoint conversion can't be overlooked. Nevertheless, the prediction leans towards Rodrigues as the more likely winner based on their overall resilience and historic performance advantage.