Pedro Sakamoto vs Daniel Vecchio Couldrey Rebelo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Pedro Sakamoto has an edge in second serve performance, winning 42.23% of points compared to Daniel Vecchio Couldrey Rebelo's 23.08% in the last six months.
• How important is the ability to win return games? Pedro has outperformed Daniel in recent return game statistics, winning 44.14% of opponents' second serve points to Daniel's 42.55%, although Daniel is better against first serves with 44.64% to Pedro’s 23.76%.
• Under pressure, Pedro has displayed better resilience, saving 49.82% of breakpoints whereas Daniel has saved 36.36%.
• In the last year, Pedro Sakamoto has clearly been the stronger player, with a 60.66% match win rate, contrasting sharply with Daniel's 0% win record.
• Both players show a preference for clay courts, boasting a 58% career win rate on this surface, but Daniel struggles on hard courts with just an 11% win rate.
• Regarding tournament levels, Pedro has successfully competed in the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, winning 72.22% of his matches, while Daniel has yet to secure a win at the same level this year.
• Pedro has faced tougher opponents on average, with their ranks around 331.1 compared to Daniel's zero recorded average rank.
• In deciding sets, Pedro has a clear advantage, having won 56% over the past year, whereas Daniel has not won any deciding sets in tour matches.
• Current performance indicators, including past events and playing trends, could also be pivotal in future match outcomes.
• Daniel's break point conversion rate is notably higher at 50%, compared to Pedro's 34.75%, a potential factor during key moments in the match.

Editorial Prediction (November 10, 2025, UTC):

Both recent form and historical statistics clearly illustrate a more favorable outcome for Pedro Sakamoto in this matchup against Daniel Vecchio Couldrey Rebelo.

While Pedro's strengths on serve, return games, and under pressure exceed those of Daniel, his overall performance metrics over the past year reinforce his dominance.

Although Daniel demonstrates a superior breakpoint conversion rate, Pedro's consistency and higher overall match success make him the likely victor.

Given these factors, Pedro Sakamoto is predicted to win this upcoming tennis match.