Nuno Borges vs Pablo Carreno-Busta Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In analyzing second serve performance over the past six months, Borges has maintained a higher percentage of points won, securing 47.09% compared to Carreno-Busta's 43.18%. Strong performance in second serve points often correlates with match prediction accuracy, making Borges a potentially favorable contender based on this metric.

Turning to return game performance, Borges has won 46.77% of opponent's second serve points, slightly edging past Carreno-Busta, who has achieved 46.28%. For first serve returns, Carreno-Busta leads with 25.71% compared to Borges' 25.03%. These statistics are instrumental in determining who might have the upper hand in their head-to-head matchup.

In high-pressure scenarios, Carreno-Busta has managed to save 56.73% of breakpoints, outpacing Borges' 54.55%. Breakpoint conversion is another critical factor, where Borges converted 27.89% of opportunities, narrowly outpacing Carreno-Busta's 27.49%. This indicates Borges might handle pressure situations slightly better.

The performance overview from the past year shows Borges having a win rate of 55.74%, with Carreno-Busta just ahead at 55.77%. Career best surface performances reveal Borges excels on hard courts with a 70% win rate, while Carreno-Busta shows proficiency on clay with a 66% win rate.

Assessing player levels, Borges has largely participated in the Main tour with a win rate of 54.17%, whereas Carreno-Busta has had success in Challengers/ITF tournaments, boasting a 71.43% win rate. It’s crucial to note the difference in event levels each player has been active in when making predictions.

Looking at opponent quality over the last year, Borges has competed against higher-ranked players with an average opponent rank of 88.11, compared to Carreno-Busta’s 151.02. Additionally, Borges has shown greater resilience in deciding sets, winning 74% compared to Carreno-Busta's 44% over the last 12 months.

When all these stats are considered, Borges appears to have a slight edge due to his superior second serve performance, ability in deciding sets, and experience against tougher competition. Thus, based on the statistical analysis, Borges might be the more likely victor in this match-up. However, individual conditions and current form during the event should also be considered for the final prediction.