Michael Mmoh vs Tomas Barrios Vera Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Recent statistics indicate that Michael Mmoh and Tomas Barrios Vera have demonstrated similar performance in their second serve capabilities over the past six months. Mmoh secured 42.52% of points on his second serve, while Vera managed 43.29%. A closer look at their return game performance reveals that Mmoh has excelled, winning 49.37% of points on his opponent's second serves, compared to Vera's 46.67%. This figure can be a decisive factor when predicting match outcomes.

Regarding their ability to handle pressure, statistics show Mmoh saved 51.35% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Vera, who saved 50.5%. In terms of breakpoint conversion, Mmoh converted 38.83% of opportunities, compared to Vera's 37.9%. These facts might provide valuable insights for in-game betting enthusiasts.

Analyzing each player’s career surface performance, Mmoh has shown a strong preference for indoor hard courts with a win rate of 63%, while grass courts have proven to be less favorable at 44%. Conversely, Vera excels on clay with a winning margin of 64%, but has struggled on indoor hard surfaces. Furthermore, Vera's experience mostly stems from playing at the Challengers/ITF tournaments, where he won 69.23% of his matches in the last year, compared to Mmoh's 66.67% win rate on the Main tour.

The direct head-to-head results slightly favor Vera, who won the only previous matchup between the two players. Their encounter, which took place at the Sarasota Challenger, resulted in a 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 victory for Vera. This match lasted an average of 2 hours and 26 minutes. Given that both players have similar success rates in deciding sets, with Mmoh winning 57% and Vera 56%, a close contest is anticipated if it extends to a deciding set.

Evaluating the quality of the competition faced, Mmoh has played against slightly stronger opponents with an average rank of 163.65 compared to Vera's 246.03. Considering these statistics holistically, Vera may have a slight upper hand given his superior head-to-head record, clay court prowess, and overall match win percentage. Thus, Tomas Barrios Vera appears likely to emerge victorious in their upcoming contest, based on statistical insights.