Juan Carlos Manuel Aguilar vs Ray Ho Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The upcoming match between Aguilar and Ho presents intriguing prospects based on recent performance statistics. Aguilar's win percentage on second serve points over the last six months stands at 42.33%, while Ho leads slightly with 47.47%. Such figures are highly correlated with match prediction accuracy, offering insights into the likely victor.

An analysis of return stats further delineates their strengths. Aguilar has demonstrated prowess by winning 45.89% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Ho managed 44.3%. When it comes to first serve returns, Aguilar again has an advantage, securing 28.5% compared to Ho's 22.52%. These metrics play a significant role in head-to-head match predictions.

Under pressure, Ho outperforms Aguilar by saving 62.35% of breakpoints faced, compared to Aguilar's 55.46%. This is a valuable indicator for in-game betting predictions. Furthermore, Aguilar commands a greater match win rate over the past year at 66%, overshadowing Ho's 30.77%, enhancing Aguilar’s favored status.

The players exhibit their best performances on clay surfaces, with Aguilar winning 61% of their matches and Ho achieving a 53% win rate. On indoor hard courts, however, Aguilar maintains a 51% success rate, while Ho struggles significantly with a 0% win rate.

Aguilar’s match history reveals a preference for Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, capturing 71.05% of the matches, whereas Ho opts for higher-stakes Challengers/ITF tournaments, albeit with a lower win rate of 21.43%. The difference in event level they compete at is crucial when weighing these stats.

Over the last year, Aguilar's opponents had an average rank of 444.5, which compares to Ho's slightly stronger opponents with an average rank of 409.62. Notably, both players boast high performance in deciding sets, with Aguilar claiming victory in 77% of those situations versus Ho's 75% success rate.

Also noteworthy in recent form, Aguilar converted 33.85% of breakpoint opportunities, outpacing Ho's conversion rate of 32%. This statistic could provide key insights for those engaging in live betting.

Taking these statistical factors into account, Aguilar appears to be the stronger contender heading into this matchup. Given Aguilar's superior win rates, consistent performance under pressure, and historical advantages on preferred surfaces, Aguilar is favored to emerge victorious in this contest.