Juan Manuel La Serna vs Lautaro Correa Beguerie Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When comparing tennis players, match predictions often hinge on performance metrics. In terms of second serve efficiency in recent months, Serna has demonstrated a superior performance, accumulating 38.11% of points won as opposed to Beguerie's 32.47%. This statistic is crucial as it correlates strongly with accuracy in predicting match outcomes.

Focusing on return game statistics, Beguerie surpasses Serna in recent performance during opponent second serve returns, capturing 50.77% of points compared to 45.72% by Serna. Additionally, Beguerie has shown a competent performance on first serve returns, securing 38.71% of points, slightly ahead of Serna's 34.6%.

Regarding pressure scenarios, Serna has effectively saved 45.78% of breakpoints faced, which is a decisive statistic for nuanced in-game predictions. Beguerie, however, has managed to save only 39.39% of such breakpoints, slightly lagging behind Serna in this regard.

Examining overall performance over the past year reveals that Serna has triumphed in 57.14% of the matches played (with a win-loss record of 32-24), while Beguerie has won 48.48% (a win-loss record of 16-17). These figures provide a comprehensive overview of head-to-head match predictions.

Both players exhibit their best win percentages on clay surfaces. Serna boasts a career win rate of 57% on clay, while Beguerie follows with 44% in clay matches. Conversely, their least favorable surfaces differ slightly, with Serna achieving a 33% win rate on hard courts, and Beguerie remaining winless on I.hard.

The level of tournaments competed in reveals Serna predominantly participating in Futures/Satellites/ITF events, securing a 60% win rate (30-20). Beguerie has mostly competed in the same tournament category, maintaining a win percentage of 48.48% (16-17). This distinction underscores the relative experience level among competitors in different tournament tiers.

Historically, head-to-head encounters have shown Serna as dominant, winning all previous meetings with Beguerie, including a notable victory at the M 15 Villa Maria tournament on clay, where Serna clinched a 6-4, 6-0 win. Matches between these two players average a duration of 1 hour and 29 minutes, yet remain undecided in terms of set tiebreaks and deciding sets.

While Serna encountered opponents with an average ranking of 303.2 over the past 12 months, Beguerie faced players averaging a rank of 47.67, highlighting contrasting competition levels. Interestingly, Beguerie has excelled in deciding sets, winning 67% of them, compared to Serna's 38% success rate.

In breakpoint conversion, Beguerie excels with a 40% success rate, surpassing Serna's 32.37% conversion. This stat is critical for in-game betting when players face potential breakpoint opportunities.

Considering the statistics presented, Serna emerges as the favorite for this upcoming match, given their superior historical performance and match-winning record. However, Beguerie's return skills and deciders indicate potential challenges for Serna on this occasion.