Matias Soto vs Garrett Johns Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance on second serves reveals that Soto has exhibited a slightly superior form compared to Johns, securing 45.23% of points, while Johns trails with 43.55%. This stat often correlates with accurate match forecasts. Similarly, in terms of return game proficiency, Soto edges out Johns once more. Soto has captured 47.01% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Johns has managed to win 45.93%. On first serves, they are neck-and-neck with Johns slightly leading at 25.19% over Soto's 25.1%.

In periods of pressure, Soto has a marginal lead in breakpoint saving with 53.81% over Johns' 53.25%. This provides a glimpse into their calmness in tense match situations, which can be vital for predicting outcomes in close encounters. Looking at broader performance metrics over the past year, Johns boasts a match win rate of 66.67% (54 wins to 27 losses), while Soto's is close behind at 65.06% (54 wins to 29 losses), suggesting a well-matched rivalry.

Career surface preferences show Johns excelling on Hard surfaces with a 66% win rate, whereas Soto finds their strength on Clay, boasting a 64% win rate. The Indoor Hard surface proves to be a challenge for both; however, Soto's performance is slightly better here. The level of competition faced by each player also varies; Johns has primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K with a 76.92% win rate, contrasting with Soto's 51.11% in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K. This disparity highlights differing experiences in competitive pressures and stakes.

Head-to-head encounters have indicated an advantage for Johns, who won their sole prior meeting against Soto at the M 15 Fayetteville, demonstrating his prowess with a solid three-set victory. Moreover, Johns' current track record against higher-ranked players, having faced competitors with an average rank of 156.33, contrasts with Soto's average opponent rank of 211.41, showcasing Johns' experience against tougher competitors. Additionally, in matches necessitating a deciding set, Johns has emerged victorious 65% of the time over the last 12 months, compared to Soto's 60% success rate.

The conversion of breakpoints is another critical metric, with Johns slightly outperforming Soto at 31.49% versus 30.7%. When considering all these statistical insights, Johns seems to exhibit a slight edge in this matchup. Therefore, based on their historical performance, experience, and head-to-head statistics, Johns is forecasted to emerge victorious in their forthcoming encounter.