Pedro Araujo vs Charlie Robertson Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recently, Robertson has performed slightly better on second serve points, achieving a win rate of 43.27%, compared to Araujo's 40.72%. How important is second serve performance in predicting match outcomes? Very significant, as historical data indicates a strong correlation.
• When it comes to winning points from opponents' second serves, Robertson again has an edge, winning 47.03% of these points, while Araujo wins 43.51%.
• For first serve returns, Araujo outshines Robertson, with a success rate of 33.71% against Robertson's 29.1%.
• Under pressure, Robertson excels, saving 61.04% of breakpoints, which greatly surpasses Araujo’s 44.62% save rate.
• Over the past year, Robertson has struggled overall with a match win percentage of only 27.27%, whereas Araujo has achieved 53.62% in the same timeframe.
• Which surface favors each player? Robertson performs best on indoor hard courts with a 58% win rate, while Araujo is more successful on hard courts with a 54% win rate.
• In less prestigious tournaments, Araujo has been more successful, winning 63.27% of matches compared to Robertson’s 28.57%.
• Against opponents, Araujo generally plays against lower-ranked players, with an average opponent rank of 430.1, versus Robertson’s 390.73.
• In decisive sets, Araujo has a notable advantage, winning 48% of these sets, whereas Robertson has not secured any such victories.
• When converting breakpoint opportunities, Robertson is more effective, with a 43.59% conversion rate compared to Araujo’s 33.54%.

Editorial Prediction (July 2, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match between Robertson and Araujo presents an intriguing battle of differing strengths and weaknesses. Although Robertson has shown superior recent second serve and return game performance, his overall win rate in the past year is significantly lower than Araujo's.

Araujo appears more accomplished in high-pressure situations on first serve returns and decisive set performance, suggesting mental fortitude advantage. Furthermore, Araujo's success on hard courts indicates better adaptability and consistency in similar conditions.

While Robertson has a slight edge in breakpoint conversion, Araujo's overall competitive performance and experience against similarly ranked opponents tilt the balance. Based on these insights, Araujo is likely to emerge victorious in this contest.