Jorge Plans vs Ian Luca Cervantes Tomas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Plans has won 40% of points on their second serve, slightly outperforming Tomas, who has won 37.79%.
• When returning, Tomas has been stronger, securing 51.59% of points against opponents' second serves, whereas Plans has managed 46.39%.
• Both players have a similar success rate against first serves, with Tomas at 32.5% and Plans at 32.45%.
• Under pressure, Plans has been more adept, saving 48.84% of breakpoints compared to Tomas's 39.62%.
• Over the past year, Tomas's winning percentage is higher at 67.19% compared to Plans's 57.41%.
• What surface do both players prefer? Both excel on Hard courts, with Plans winning 57% of matches and Tomas 55%, while both struggle more on Clay.
• In Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, Tomas has been more successful, winning 67.19% of matches, while Plans has won 58.49%.
• They have split their head-to-head encounters 1-1, with their last match on Clay won by Plans.
• Their head-to-head matches average a duration of 1 hour and 13 minutes.
• In deciding sets, Tomas has a stronger record over the past year, winning 77% of these scenarios compared to Plans's 40%.
• Plans has won their only tiebreak against Tomas.
• Plans has faced slightly tougher opponents on average, with a rank of 164.13 compared to Tomas’s 181.02.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Tomas has been more effective, achieving a 50% success rate, while Plans has converted 29.63%.

Editorial Prediction (May 20, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing statistical trends reveals subtle yet potentially decisive advantages for Tomas in several areas. Notably, Tomas showcases superior return performance against second serves and more effective breakpoint conversion rates, both critical under pressure moments that often determine match outcomes.

Tomas's ability to clinch deciding sets at a significantly higher rate implies better late-match stamina and mental toughness, factors which are invaluable in tightly contested situations.

However, Plans has his own strengths, such as a marginally superior second serve performance and greater success under breakpoint pressure, possibly making him more resilient in high-stakes scenarios.

Given these insights, Tomas seems to have the edge in key performance areas crucial to clinching victories. Consequently, Tomas appears more likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming match.