Pedro Araujo vs Tomas Antonio Serrano Luis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Araujo has exhibited a second serve point win rate of 39.68% in the past six months, whereas Luis has achieved a slightly higher rate of 44.88%. The performance on second serves can significantly influence match prediction accuracy.

When analyzing return game performance, Araujo has secured 44.87% of points on opponents' second serves, while Luis has managed a close 45.62%. For first serve returns, Araujo stands at 33.88%, just ahead of Luis at 31.4%. These statistics strongly indicate which player might be favored in their head-to-head matchup.

Deciding set performance shows that Araujo has won 52% of deciding sets over the past year, whereas Luis has won 55% of his matches requiring a decisive set. This can offer insights for those interested in live betting during close matches.

Araujo has converted 34.16% of breakpoint opportunities recently, while Luis has been slightly more successful, converting 35.29% of his chances. This stat is crucial for in-game betting analysis when either player approaches a breakpoint.

Currently, Araujo has saved 46.71% of breakpoints, while Luis stands stronger with 50% in recent matches. Such stats can be pivotal for in-game betting predictions, especially when players face breakpoints.

A glance at their yearly performance shows Araujo with a 59.21% win rate (45 wins, 31 losses), while Luis has a superior win rate at 63.41% (26 wins, 15 losses), highlighting an edge in overall performance over the last year.

Araujo's career win rate peaks on hard surfaces at 53% but falls to 22% on indoor hard courts. Luis shines on clay with a 71% win rate, despite struggling on indoor hard courts, where he has yet to win a match.

Last year, Araujo participated mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a 68.42% win rate, while Luis played in similar events, achieving a 66.67% win rate. Relative performance levels between tournament players shed light on potential outcomes.

Araujo's recent opponents have an average rank of 388.62, significantly lower than Luis's, who faced players ranked around 146.1 on average. This indicates that Luis has contended against higher-ranked players, offering a different perspective on their competitive capabilities.

Considering this statistical analysis, Luis appears to have a marginal advantage over Araujo in this matchup. His superior performance in key areas such as second serve points, return stats, and break point opportunities positions him as the likely winner, although the outcome of any match can never be guaranteed.