Miguel Damas vs Daniel Merida Aguilar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When comparing Miguel Aguilar and Miguel Damas based on recent statistics, several factors come into play that could influence the outcome of their upcoming match. Assessing each player's performance over the past six months reveals that Aguilar has an edge in second serve points, winning 40.45% compared to Damas's 40.16%. Additionally, return game stats demonstrate that Aguilar has won 51.13% of points on his opponent's second serve, a clear advantage over Damas, who registered 46.85% in the same area. However, Damas performs slightly better when returning first serves, with a success rate of 32.19% against Aguilar's 30.79%.

Looking at the players' performance under pressure, Damas seems to thrive as he has saved 55.75% of breakpoints compared to Aguilar's 51.29%. This resilience during key points is a critical factor for in-game betting predictions. A surface analysis indicates both players excel on clay courts, with Damas boasting a 60% win rate while Aguilar holds a slightly lesser rate of 58%. On the less favorable indoor hard courts, neither player excels, with Damas having not secured any victories in three attempts and Aguilar winning one out of five matches.

In terms of career performance, Aguilar has won 63.51% of matches over the past year against Damas's 59.76%. This could play a crucial role in determining the favorite in this matchup. The quality of opponents they've faced recently is similar, with Aguilar encountering players with an average rank of 387.62 and Damas slightly higher at 387.11.

History between the two competitors adds another layer of complexity to the prediction. They have faced each other three times, with Damas winning twice. Notably, their most recent encounter during the M 25 Madrid quarterfinals resulted in a victory for Damas in straight sets. Matches between the two generally extend over 2 hours and have included two deciding sets, which have seen both players claiming victory once each. While Aguilar has a slightly better overall deciding set performance over the last year at 57%, Damas leads marginally across all matches at 59%.

Other perspectives such as tournament level experience put Damas ahead, with a 67.86% victory rate in Futures/ITF events, whereas Aguilar, with more experience in Challenger level tournaments, has only won 48.72% of matches. Moreover, Damas's ability to convert break points at 39.04% is stronger than Aguilar's 36.09%, suggesting a slight edge in high-tension situations.

Based on these statistics and performance analysis, Damas appears to have a slender advantage and is more likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming encounter. His slightly superior overall match win percentage in their head-to-head history and demonstrated consistency in breakpoint scenarios position him as the probable winner.