Federico Coria vs Santiago Rodriguez Taverna Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent data indicates that Santiago Rodriguez Taverna excels in second serve points, winning 48.19% compared to Federico Coria's 42.22%. Could this provide a significant advantage? It might.
• When it comes to returning serves, both players are nearly identical on their opponent's second serve returns, with Coria at 44.44% and Taverna at 44.41%.
• However, Coria demonstrates a stronger performance in first serve returns, capturing 34.88% of points versus Taverna's 27.47%.
• Under pressure, Taverna stands out, saving 54.55% of breakpoints, surpassing Coria's 41.46%.
• Over the past year, Taverna has a slightly higher match win rate of 56.04% compared to Coria's 52.63%, indicating marginally better consistency overall.
• Coria shines on Clay with a 62% success rate, while Taverna performs best on Hard surfaces, also at 62% win rate.
• Despite their top surface preferences, Coria has dominated their direct head-to-head matchups, securing victories in 5 out of 6 encounters.
• Interestingly, in matches that go the distance, Coria has won 3 out of their 4 deciding sets together.
• Due to these patterns, including Coria's ability to rise in deciding moments, he appears to have an edge if the match is closely contested.
• Although Taverna has faced lower-ranked opponents on average (366.05) compared to Coria (217.13), these experiences might contribute to his match readiness.

Editorial Prediction (December 22, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming match, key stats highlight intriguing contrasts between Federico Coria and Santiago Rodriguez Taverna.

Taverna’s superior second serve performance might play a crucial role, particularly if he can capitalize on those points effectively throughout the game.

However, Coria's strength in returning first serves and his track record in direct encounters reveal an edge that cannot be ignored.

While Taverna excels under breakpoint pressure, Coria has demonstrated resilience in deciding sets, suggesting an ability to handle in-match shifts and tensions.

With Coria historically dominating their head-to-head meetings and showing the ability to perform in crucial moments, he seems positioned as the likely winner in this contest.