Fernando Cavallo vs Mateo Carballo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing player performance, the recent second serve stats show a significant advantage for Cavallo, winning 44.94% of their points on the second serve compared to Carballo's 36.73%. This statistic is vital as there is a strong correlation between success in this area and match prediction accuracy.

Examining the return game, Carballo has outperformed Cavallo with a notable edge in recent performance, winning 51.28% of points on opponents' second serves, while Cavallo has managed 38.81%. The first serve return percentages also indicate a substantial lead for Carballo at 49.45%, with Cavallo trailing at 23.41%, further providing insight into the likely favorite in this matchup.

Under pressure, both players exhibit similar awkwardness, with Cavallo saving 57.32% of breakpoints and Carballo slightly better at 58.33%. Notably, Carballo excels in breaking opportunities, converting 69.23% of breakpoints compared to Cavallo's 27.27%, a critical consideration for live betting scenarios.

Reflecting on their overall performance over the past year, Cavallo has won 48.72% of their matches (W/L 19/20 total), contrasting Carballo’s 40% (W/L 2/3 total). When analyzing career surface preferences, both players have shown their best win percentages on clay, with Cavallo at 47% (W/L 31/35), while Carballo is at 40% (W/L 2/3).

Both athletes have predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K over the last year, with Cavallo winning half of their encounters (W/L 19/19), which starkly contrasts with Carballo's 40% win record (W/L 2/3). These shared tournament levels emphasize context, focusing the stats on the player's relative performance based on past opponents.

Speaking about the opposition's level, Cavallo has faced players averaging a rank of 407.59, offering a benchmark for evaluating match difficulty. In matches likely to extend to deciding sets, Cavallo holds an advantage, winning 57% of these intense scenarios, while Carballo stands at 50%.

Considering tournament-specific performance is key when forecasting outcomes. However, reviewing current event statistics offers a fresh perspective. It is critical to consider how certain tournaments influence player performance when picking a likely winner as part of ongoing evaluations.

While both players have demonstrated strengths, the statistical edge in second serve points and break point conversion significantly favors Carballo. Therefore, based on current form and statistical analysis, Carballo is projected to win this upcoming tennis match.