Matija Pecotic vs Toby Martin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players compare in recent second serve performance? Martin has secured 48.03% of such points, whereas Pecotic has managed just 28.57%, indicating a clear advantage for Martin.
• In return games, Martin has recently captured 47.61% of points on opponents' second serves, compared to Pecotic's 20%. When facing first serves, Martin outperforms Pecotic with 26.7% versus 16.67%.
• Under pressure, Martin excels by saving 56.76% of breakpoints, while Pecotic only saves 33.33% of such critical situations.
• Over the past year, Martin has won 54.39% of his matches, slightly better than Pecotic's 50% win rate, showcasing Martin's edge in match outcomes.
• Regarding surface proficiency, Martin shines on clay with a 54% win rate, while Pecotic shows strength on hard courts with an impressive 75% win percentage. Both are less successful on grass.
• Analyzing player level reveals that Pecotic has a significant win rate of 75% in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, surpassing Martin's 55.36% despite Martin playing more matches.
• Which player has faced tougher competition? Pecotic faced opponents with far better average rankings (29.67) compared to Martin's 288.95.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Martin has a 45% win rate while Pecotic has yet to win any such scenarios on the tour in the past year.
• When it comes to break point conversion, Martin achieves a 29.75% success rate, whereas Pecotic has not converted any of his opportunities recently, signifying a strategic advantage for Martin.

Editorial Prediction (May 21, 2025, UTC):

Martin exhibits superior performance in several statistical areas, particularly in serving and pressure situations. His success in second serve points, return games, and breakpoint conversions gives Martin a tactical edge.

Pecotic's recent matches against higher-ranked opponents might suggest resiliency, but his inability to convert breakpoints and win deciding sets raises concerns about his competitiveness against Martin.

The contrasting win rates on various surfaces show that both players have conditions in which they thrive, but this match's surface will partially dictate the outcome.

Considering the overall data, Martin appears to be the stronger contender and is likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match against Pecotic.