Nuno Borges vs Colton Smith Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the last year, Smith has demonstrated a higher match-winning percentage, securing victories in 77.19% of the matches played (W/L 44/13). In contrast, Borges achieved a match-winning rate of 58.06% (W/L 36/26). In terms of their surface preferences, Smith performs best on indoor hard courts with a win percentage of 75% (W/L 18/6), while Borges finds his strength on hard courts with a 70% win rate (W/L 152/65). Smith’s lowest success rate is on hard courts at 74% (W/L 31/11) compared to Borges’ on grass, where his effectiveness drops to 38% (W/L 6/10).

In terms of serve performance over the last six months, Smith slightly outperforms Borges by winning 47.61% of points on their second serve compared to Borges’ 47.26%. While marginal, these figures can offer insight into predicting match outcomes as there is a high correlation between second serve success and match prediction accuracy.

When examining return stats, Smith has secured 44.1% of his opponent's second serve points, while Borges has a slightly higher success at 44.52%. First serve returns favor Smith with a win rate of 27.95% compared to Borges' 24.18%. These figures help determine who might be favored in head-to-head matchups. Moreover, under pressure, Smith has efficiently saved 57.35% of breakpoints compared to Borges who saves 56.35%, a helpful metric for in-game betting insights.

Additionally, Smith's experience primarily comes from Challengers/ITF tournaments, where he has a winning rate of 70.37% (W/L 19/8), whereas Borges competes more frequently on the Main tour, maintaining a win rate of 55.56% (W/L 15/12). The level of event competition is crucial when predicting favorites as Smith has encountered opponents with an average rank of 320.79, while Borges has competed against stronger players, averaging a rank of 91.16 over the last 12 months.

A notable statistic is Smith's strength in deciding sets, holding an 80% win rate in such scenarios over the last year, which surpasses Borges' 72% success rate over the same period. Furthermore, in terms of break point conversion in recent performances, Borges shows a slight edge by converting 32.26% of chances over Smith’s 29.38%, offering a key indication for real-time game predictions. When taking current match stats into consideration, analyzing their performance during this particular event could refine predictions further.

Overall, based on these detailed statistical comparisons, Smith appears to have a slight advantage and might be predicted as the potential winner in this matchup.