Lorenzo Sonego vs Pedro Martinez Portero Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of second serve performance over the past six months, Sonego has outperformed Portero by winning 49.43% of the points on his second serve, compared to Portero's 40.92%. This statistic often plays a crucial role in predicting match outcomes. Additionally, Sonego has excelled in saving breakpoints, managing to save 64.88% of them, while Portero has saved 52.72%, providing a useful insight for in-game betting predictions.

When it comes to return game stats, Portero has the edge in recent form, having won 47.09% of his opponent's second serve points, compared to Sonego's 40.05%. Furthermore, on first serve returns, Portero has secured 27.66% of points, while Sonego has achieved 22.88%. These figures are often reliable indicators for determining the favored player in head-to-head matchups.

Analyzing performance percentages, over the past year, Sonego has won 48.33% of his matches (W/L 29/31), slightly outperforming Portero's win rate of 42.62% (W/L 26/35). Consistency across different surfaces reveals that Sonego's best surface is Clay, with a 60% win rate, while his lowest is on Hard courts, with a 49% win rate. Portero also favors Clay, holding a 65% win rate, and struggles on Grass, securing only 29% of his matches.

Regarding player level, over the past year, Sonego has mostly competed on the Main tour, achieving a 44.83% win rate (W/L 13/16), whereas Portero has played majority of his matches on the same circuit, with a 43.75% success rate (W/L 14/18). This context is essential when comparing their statistics to assess each player's relative strength. Moreover, in terms of opponent quality, Sonego has contested matches against players with an average rank of 79.1, while Portero's adversaries have averaged a rank of 95.

In deciding set performance over the past year, which is important for live match predictions, Sonego has won 56% of his deciding sets, while Portero has managed to come out on top in 47%. Their recent form also affects break point conversion, with Sonego converting 25.93% of break points, slightly behind Portero's 27.08% conversion rate.

Taking into account these statistics, Sonego's consistent performance, better second serve efficacy, and his ability to save breakpoints suggest he might obtain the upper hand in this match. Based on these metrics, Sonego appears to be the stronger candidate to secure victory.