Johan Alexander Rodriguez vs Samuel Heredia Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does the recent second serve performance compare between the players? Rodriguez has won 43.7% of points, while Heredia edges slightly ahead with 44.44%.
• In return games, Rodriguez has been marginally more successful in winning opponents' second serve points at 46.15% compared to Heredia's 46.07%.
• When it comes to first serve returns, Rodriguez leads again with 27.66% against Heredia's 26.78%.
• Under pressure, Heredia excels in saving break points 57.56% of the time, surpassing Rodriguez's 52.63%.
• Performance overview shows Rodriguez with a 59.62% match win rate over the last year, slightly better than Heredia's 57.41%.
• Both players favor hard courts, but Heredia does slightly better with a 60% win rate versus Rodriguez's 58%.
• The players have a similar win rate in the $10K tournaments, with Rodriguez at 60% and Heredia close behind at 59.18%.
• In direct head-to-head matches, Rodriguez leads by having won the only previous match they played.
• Neither player has won any deciding sets against each other or played tiebreaks, making those stats less relevant if the match is tight.
• Rodriguez usually competes against slightly lower-ranked opponents averaging a rank of 423.6 compared to Heredia’s 45.65.
• In deciding sets, Rodriguez has a slight advantage, winning 44% compared to Heredia's 41% over the past year.
• Interestingly, Heredia shows strength in converting break points, achieving a 30.6% rate compared to Rodriguez's 22.83%.

Editorial Prediction (July 18, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent trends, Heredia appears to have subtle advantages in both second serve points and break point conversions, suggesting resilience under pressure.

Rodriguez, however, holds an edge in head-to-head matchups and consistency in return games. This gives him a slight overall performance advantage in their previous encounters.

Considering all factors, including surface preference and head-to-head history, Rodriguez emerges as the more likely winner in their upcoming match.