Felix Corwin vs Pablo Cerutti Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the last six months, Corwin has been serving up more aces on their second serve than a chef at a tennis-themed pancake house, winning an impressive 43.5% of those points. Meanwhile, Cerutti seems to have forgotten their second serve paddle at home, landing 0% of those rallies. It's a stat so stark, even your grandma's tea leaves could predict the match's outcome more accurately.

When it comes to returning second serves, Corwin seems to have borrowed Sherlock Holmes' investigative skills, nabbing 48.13% of those opportunities from their opponents. On the other side of the net, Cerutti's return game seems to have gone on an extended vacation, with a big, fat zero on both second serve and first serve returns. It's the type of stat that practically screams who the match favorite is without uttering a word.

Speaking of pressure, Corwin appears to thrive at saving the day, or at least 56.75% of breakpoints. Meanwhile, Cerutti turns all breakpoints into heartbreak points, with a consistent 0% save rate, making them the unfortunate sidekick in this tennis thriller. Over the past year, Corwin's win-loss record reads like a triumph tale at 58.93% (33/23), whereas Cerutti's story could use a little fairy tale magic, standing at 33.33% (1/2).

When it comes to loving the clay, Corwin dominates, winning 61% of their matches like they've harnessed the power of a clay whisperer. Cerutti, on the other hand, seems to be more of a mud pit enthusiast on clay with wins standing at 29% (7/17); sadly, they have yet to find a secret formula to change these odds.

Jumping into the realm of player levels, Corwin and Cerutti frequent the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Corwin basks in the spotlight with a win rate of 67.65% (23/11), while Cerutti lags, trying to find his groove, winning just 33.33% (1/2). But the silliest statistic has to be the players' penchant for battling foes who loom like incredible hulks; Corwin's opponents average a ranking of 448.54, whereas Cerutti faces players averaging 236.33 in ranking points.

Nothing sets the scene for a melodramatic tennis finale better than a deciding set. Here, Corwin prevails yet again, winning 60% of those nerve-racking moments in the last 12 months. Cerutti, unfortunately, found his lucky rabbit's foot missing, winning 0% in such pressure-cooker scenarios. It seems deciding sets are Cerutti's arch-nemesis, lurking with a vow of zero charity.

For those placing wagers, Corwin's penchant for converting breakpoints at 37.86% against Cerutti's elusive zero makes for tasty odds in favor of Corwin. Step right up, folks, because based on these stats, unless Cerutti brings a magical tennis wand, Corwin is the clear favorite to walk away victorous in this match, like a grand poobah of tennis. Let the games commence!