Milos Karol vs Preston Brown Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance: Recently, Karol has shown greater second serve success, securing 45.94% of the points compared to Brown's 41.74%.
• Return game efficiency: Although Karol fairs slightly better on first serve returns (23.5% vs. Brown's 23.38%), Brown excels in returning second serves with a win rate of 50.54% over Karol's 47.01%.
• Pressure resilience: Under pressure, Karol saves 57.93% of breakpoints while Brown manages to save only 48.94%.
• Yearly performance: Karol's winning ratio over the past year stands at 63.75%, greatly surpassing Brown's 26.83%.
• Preferred playing surfaces: Karol shines on indoor hard courts (60% win rate), while Brown's strength lies on hard courts (44% win rate).
• Player level and tournament participation: Recently, Karol competes mainly in Challengers/ITF circuits, achieving better performance compared to Brown, who plays in Futures/Satellites at a lower success rate.
• Opponent quality: Karol competes against opponents with a higher average ranking of 353.2 versus Brown's 434.56.
• Deciding set performance: A crucial factor for tight matches, Karol wins 58% of deciding sets, opposed to Brown's 13% success rate.
• Break point conversion: Karol converts breakpoints at a higher rate of 34.38%, while Brown’s conversion rate is 27.96%.

Editorial Prediction (July 19, 2025, UTC):

When analyzing recent second serve performance, Karol seems to have a slight edge, capturing a higher percentage of points. This trend could play a significant role in critical stages of their upcoming match.

In return games, Brown has a noticeable strength over Karol when it comes to seizing points off second serves, although the first serve return stats are closely matched.

Karol's superior breakpoint conversion and resilience under pressure suggest a psychological advantage during high-stakes situations. Their ability to save breakpoints and capitalize on opportunities further tips the balance in Karol's favor.

Karol's recent record, particularly in deciding sets, is significantly stronger compared to Brown, giving them a probable advantage in matches that stretch to the wire.

Taking into account career surface preferences, player levels, and match experience against higher-ranked opponents, Karol is positioned to leverage their experience and form.

Evaluating these factors, the prediction leans towards Karol being the likely victor in their upcoming match against Brown.