Oliver Crawford vs Akira Santillan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing second serve performance over the past six months reveals that Santillan has won 42.86% of points on their second serve, whereas Crawford has secured 45.37%. This statistic is strongly linked to the accuracy of match predictions. In the context of return game performance during the same period, Santillan has claimed 47.19% of points on their opponent's second serve, in contrast to Crawford's 44.37%. For returns against first serves, Santillan has achieved 30.41%, outpacing Crawford's 27.17%, a metric crucial in determining the favored player in this head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure, breakpoint defense favors Crawford slightly, having saved 57.65% of breakpoints faced, compared to Santillan's 49.37%. Such figures are essential for in-game betting strategies. A comprehensive look at their performance over the past year indicates that Santillan has emerged victorious in 76% of his matches (W/L 19/6), while Crawford has won 66.18% (W/L 45/23). This overview is pivotal in head-to-head prediction analyses.

When considering career surface preferences, Santillan excels on indoor hard surfaces with a 59% win ratio (W/L 29/20), whereas Crawford showcases his best performance on hard courts, boasting a 70% win percentage (W/L 117/50). Both players appear less effective on grass, with Santillan at a 53% win rate (W/L 9/8) and Crawford yet to secure a victory (W/L 0/1). Additionally, the level of tournament each player frequents varies, with Santillan performing predominantly at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, securing wins in 81.82% of matches (W/L 18/4), and Crawford achieving a 79.17% win rate in similar-level tournaments (W/L 38/10).

Assessing their direct confrontations, Santillan has never defeated Crawford in their single previous encounter, where Crawford claimed two of the three total sets played. The most recent duel occurred in the semifinals of the M 25 Luan on a hard surface, resulting in Crawford's victory with scores of 7-5, 4-6, 6-4, reflecting a standard match duration of about 2 hours, 24 minutes, and 29 seconds.

Exploring their deciding set records against all players, Santillan presents a strong 75% win rate in the past 12 months, while Crawford has won 63% of such sets. Notably, when considering the average ranking of their opponents over the last year, Santillan usually competes against players ranked around 338.68, whereas Crawford's opponents average a ranking of 421.44.

In recent form, breakpoint conversion shows Santillan converting 37.96% of opportunities, marginally exceeding Crawford's 35.8% conversion rate. These statistics provide valuable insights for those focusing on live betting, especially when players face breakpoints. Evaluating all these statistics suggests that Crawford might hold a slight edge over Santillan in their upcoming match, courtesy of better performance in head-to-head instances and certain under-pressure situations.