Juan Carlos Prado Angelo vs Andrea Collarini Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Andrea Collarini has shown slightly better proficiency with second serves, achieving a win rate of 46.38% compared to Juan Carlos Prado Angelo's 44.92%. Could this give Collarini an edge in the match?
• When it comes to returning their opponent's second serves, Collarini again has the upper hand, with a win rate of 48.63% versus Angelo's 45.59%.
• First serve return points are closely matched, with Angelo at 31.64% and Collarini at 31.21%.
• Under pressure situations, Angelo slightly edges out Collarini, saving 52.32% of breakpoints compared to Collarini's 51.70%.
• Overall match performance over the past year favors Angelo, who has a winning rate of 58.33%, compared to Collarini's 52.38%.
• Surface preference shows Angelo's strength on Hard courts (65% win rate), while Collarini excels on Clay (65% win rate).
• The level of opponents faced shows Collarini has played against slightly higher-ranked players, with an average rank of 296.87, compared to Angelo's 310.03.
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Angelo has a 1-0 advantage, winning their only meeting on clay at the Campinas Challenger in a three-set match.
• Deciding set performance statistics are in Angelo's favor, winning 63% compared to Collarini's 47% over the past year.

Editorial Prediction (October 8, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the recent performances and head-to-head data, a clear pattern begins to emerge. Juan Carlos Prado Angelo exhibits a marginal advantage in key statistics, including overall match performance and deciding set prowess, which might be critical in closely contested encounters. While Andrea Collarini has displayed proficiency in return games and played against relatively stronger opponents, Angelo’s edge in saving breakpoints and consistent recent form cannot be overlooked.

Their previous head-to-head match, in which Angelo emerged victorious, also adds a psychological advantage. Although Collarini may leverage his superior record on clay, Angelo's adaptability across different surfaces may neutralize this aspect.

Given these considerations, Juan Carlos Prado Angelo appears to have a slight edge and is likely to win the upcoming match against Andrea Collarini.