Felix Corwin vs Juan Bautista Otegui Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, Corwin has demonstrated a stronger second serve performance, winning 43.4% of points on their second serve. This is comparably better than Otegui, who clinched 38.46% of second serve points during the same period. The difference in this statistic is significant when predicting match outcomes.

Corwin seems to have a slight edge in return game stats. He has won 48.06% of their opponent's second serve points recently, while Otegui trails close behind, securing 46.85%. However, when examining first serve returns, Otegui leads with 29.02% compared to Corwin's 24.03%. These figures are substantial indicators in determining the favorable player in head-to-head matchups.

When playing under pressure, Corwin excels, having saved 56.57% of breakpoints, while Otegui managed to save only 45.33%. Breakpoint conversion rates further highlight Corwin’s strength, as they have converted 36.3% of opportunities, compared to Otegui's 31.82%. Such statistics are critical for making informed in-game betting predictions.

Over the past year, Corwin's match win percentage stands at 58.93% (W/L 33/23), outperforming Otegui's 47.62% (W/L 20/22), which provides a comprehensive overview of their head-to-head potential. Regarding career surface preferences, both players show their best performances on clay, with Corwin achieving a win rate of 62% (W/L 61/38) and Otegui 58% (W/L 209/150). Corwin's performance on indoor hard surfaces sees a 58% win percentage (W/L 37/27), slightly ahead compared to Otegui's 54% on hard surfaces (W/L 26/22).

In terms of player level, Corwin has a stronger recent record, playing mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments and winning 67.65% of matches (W/L 23/11). Otegui, who also participates largely at this level, has won 51.35% (W/L 19/18). It is important to consider the level of events when comparing the players’ overall performance.

Concerning the quality of opponents, Corwin's average opponent rank over the last 12 months was 432.7, whereas Otegui faced slightly higher-ranked players, averaging 396.64. If the match goes into a deciding set, Corwin again shows superiority, having won 60% of those sets, while Otegui won 36% of deciding sets.

While past performance serves as a predictive tool, observing current event stats is also essential for real-time player indications. Although some players thrive in specific tournaments, based on the provided statistics, Corwin is favored to win the upcoming match.