Juan Carlos Prado Angelo vs Dan Martin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing their second serve performance over the past six months, Angelo has secured 45.97% of points while serving, compared to Martin’s slightly lower 43.38%. This statistic often correlates closely with match outcomes. Similarly, Angelo leads in return game stats; he has won 47.65% of his opponents' second serve points, while Martin has claimed 46.29%. When returning first serves, Angelo again outperforms Martin, with percentages of 29.91% and 25.23%, respectively.

Under pressure, both players have shown resilience, with Martin saving 53.85% of breakpoints against him recently, just surpassing Angelo's 52.17%. These figures provide insight into how each player handles crucial moments. Over the past year, Angelo has a superior winning percentage at 57.97% (W/L 40/29), compared to Martin's 50.75% (W/L 34/33), offering a comprehensive view of overall performance.

Focusing on their preferred surfaces, Martin excels on clay courts with a career win percentage of 56% (W/L 23/18), while his weakest surface is indoor hard courts, where his win rate drops to 41% (W/L 13/19). Conversely, Angelo’s best performances are on hard courts with a 64% win rate (W/L 9/5), but he struggles on indoor hard with a 33% win rate (W/L 1/2).

The level of competition faced by each player is also noteworthy. Martin has predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, securing victories in 51.67% of matches (W/L 31/29). Angelo has primarily been active in the more competitive Challengers/ITF > $10K tournaments, maintaining a 50% win record (W/L 26/26). Furthermore, Angelo has played against higher-ranked opponents, with an average ranking of 332.46 compared to Martin's 360.4 over the past 12 months.

When facing deciding sets, Angelo has a significant edge, winning 63% of his deciding sets compared to Martin’s 35% over the past year. Another crucial statistic is break point conversion, where Angelo is again ahead, converting 41.76% of opportunities versus Martin’s 27.81%, a critical factor for in-game strategies.

Based on these statistics, Angelo appears to have a stronger overall edge in this upcoming match. With a more robust recent performance record, superior stats on preferred surfaces, better handling of higher-ranked opponents, and an efficient conversion of break points, Angelo is predicted to win.