Lautaro Midon vs Andres Andrade Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Regarding second serve performance over the past six months, Lautaro Midon leads with 43.22% of points won, slightly outperforming Andres Andrade who has recorded 40.65%. Is second serve performance a strong predictor of match outcomes? Often, yes.
• In terms of return game stats, Andres Andrade shows better results by winning 46.27% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Lautaro Midon's 43.15%. On first serve returns, however, Lautaro Midon excels with 32.63% over Andrade's 27.85%.
• When under pressure, Lautaro Midon edges out slightly in saving breakpoints at 52.82%, while Andres Andrade can save 51.70%—a critical factor for those looking at in-game pressures.
• Looking at overall performance over the last year, Lautaro Midon has won 64.10% of his matches compared to Andres Andrade's 62.32%, hinting at a marginally higher overall consistency.
• Both players excel on clay with a 63% win rate; however, Lautaro Midon displays better performance on hard surfaces with 60%, compared to Andres Andrade's 56% on indoor hard courts.
• Lautaro Midon has more experience winning at higher event levels (> $10K) with a 55.10% win rate, while Andres Andrade holds a lower win percentage of 45.00% in similar tournaments.
• Andres Andrade has faced better-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 333.14, suggesting he has been up against higher-quality competition when compared to Lautaro Midon's opponents with an average rank of 367.58.
• If the match proceeds to a deciding set, Lautaro Midon holds an advantage, winning 54% of such sets compared to Andres Andrade's 44% over the past year.
• Regarding break point conversion, Lautaro Midon enjoys a higher success rate of 37.44% as opposed to Andres Andrade's 30.05%—a significant metric for converting critical match points.

Editorial Prediction (November 24, 2025, UTC):

Lautaro Midon has a slight edge in several key performance areas going into this match. His ability to win more points on his second serve and convert break points more efficiently indicates a potential advantage in critical moments of the match.

While Andres Andrade has faced tougher competitors on average and has stronger return game stats on second serves, Lautaro Midon’s performance under pressure and in deciding sets suggests he is better equipped to handle tense scenarios.

Overall, given the current statistics and recent trends, Lautaro Midon is the more likely candidate to win the upcoming encounter.