Pedro Cachin vs Adrian Andreev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining the recent serve performance, over the last six months, Andreev has achieved a 46.11% success rate in winning points on his second serve. In comparison, Cachin has a slightly higher percentage at 47.84%. This indicator is crucial since it highly correlates with match prediction outcomes.

In pressure situations, Andreev has demonstrated the ability to save 50.57% of breakpoints he faces, almost parallel to Cachin, who has saved 50.63% during the same period. This statistic can prove vital for in-game betting predictions.

The return game statistics provide further insights. Andreev has won 48.71% of his opponents' second serve points, noticeably higher than Cachin’s 41.59%. For first serve returns, Andreev again leads with 29.82%, compared to Cachin’s 24.5%. Such figures are instrumental in predicting which player might have an upper hand in their head-to-head matchup.

From a performance perspective, Andreev has won 47.46% of his matches over the last year, with a record of 28 wins and 31 losses. Cachin closely follows, winning 46.34% of matches, with a record of 19 wins and 22 losses.

Exploring surface preferences, Andreev's strongest is Clay, where he holds a 61% win rate. In contrast, he does not have any wins on Grass. Cachin also favors Clay, boasting a slightly better 62% win rate, though his record on Grass stands at just 14%.

When considering the level of play, in the past year, Andreev has mostly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, achieving a 49.02% win rate. Cachin, participating in similar events, boasts a better success rate of 57.14%.

In their direct head-to-head competition, Cachin has always emerged victorious. They have faced off once, with Cachin winning in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4, during the Oeiras 2 Challenger event on clay, held on April 8, 2021.

Additionally, the deciding set performance shows Andreev has a 50% win rate over the last year, outperforming Cachin’s 38% in all matches. Yet, neither has won a tiebreak against one another, pointing to potentially closely contested encounters.

Overall, an analysis of opponent quality reveals that Andreev's competition has an average rank of 282.14, markedly lower than Cachin’s average opponent rank of 207.05. This suggests Cachin has been competing against a stronger caliber of opponents.

Considering these statistics, particularly Cachin's success rate on Clay, head-to-head advantage, and superior opponent quality, the data hints that Cachin is more favored to secure a win in their upcoming match.