Oliver Crawford vs Matias Soto Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• The ability to win points on second serves shows a narrow edge for Soto, with 46.27% compared to Crawford's 46.23%. Does this suggest Soto has a slight advantage? Possibly, but it's marginal.
• In recent return games, Soto triumphs over Crawford, claiming 45.81% of opponents' second serve points versus Crawford's 44.53%.
• Soto also has a slight lead in first serve returns, winning 28.23% as opposed to Crawford's 27.27%.
• Crawford's ability to handle pressure is evident as they save 56.69% of breakpoints, surpassing Soto who saves 52.94%.
• In assessing overall performance, Crawford has a significant upper hand, winning 71.25% of matches over the last year compared to Soto's 61.54%.
• Crawford excels on hard surfaces with a 71% win rate, while Soto is better suited to clay with a 62% win rate.
• Playing at higher-level events, Crawford shows impressive success in lower-tier tournaments with a win percentage of 78.57%, versus Soto’s 46.51% win rate in similarly tiered events.
• Considering opponents’ quality, Soto faces slightly tougher competition with an average opponent rank of 358.64, contrasted with Crawford's 438.24.
• In tightly contested matches that go to a deciding set, both players perform almost equally with Soto winning 67% and Crawford 68% of such sets.
• Break point conversion rates place Soto ahead; they convert 39.49% of opportunities while Crawford converts 34.43%.

Editorial Prediction (July 22, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance data, Soto and Crawford present an interesting match-up. Soto has a marginally better second serve performance and return game, which are crucial indicators in head-to-head confrontations. Although slight, these advantages suggest Soto's tenacity on the court.

However, the broader performance record favors Crawford, boasting a significantly higher win percentage over the past year. Crawford also maintains a higher breakpoint-saving ability, indicative of resilience under pressure.

Surface preference offers a nuanced view, with Soto performing best on clay and Crawford on hard courts. Given the current tournament's surface, this factor should influence our predictions.

Ultimately, the combination of Crawford's superior win percentage, experience against higher-ranking opponents, and strong breakpoint performance suggests Crawford is more likely to secure victory in this match.