Radu Albot vs Matias Soto Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Soto has shown a slight advantage in second serve performance, snagging 46.43% of points compared to Albot's 43.72%. Could this be a key determinant in the match outcome?
• However, when it comes to returning games, Albot edges Soto with 48.83% of opponent second serve points won versus Soto's 46.9% success rate.
• For first serve return stats, Albot leads again with 30.76% compared to Soto’s 28.18%, which may give Albot an edge in this head-to-head meeting.
• Under pressure, Albot shows resilience by saving 55.6% of breakpoints, slightly better than Soto's 53.79%, potentially crucial for in-game predictions.
• Overall match performance over the last year favors Soto, who has won 61.84% of the matches they played, while Albot managed 40.82%.
• When assessing surface preferences, Soto excels on clay with a 62% win rate, while Albot performs best on hard courts at 61% win percentage.
• Both players have predominantly competed at the Challengers/ITF level, with Soto having a slight edge, winning 46.34% of those matches, and Albot securing a 41.38% win rate.
• The quality of opponents both faced differs, with Soto tackling more challenging opponents averaging a rank of 224.43, compared to Albot's 277.59.
• In deciding sets, Soto proves stronger, holding a 62% success compared to Albot's 52% over the past year, a factor worth considering for match decision points.
• When it comes to converting breakpoints, Soto outperforms Albot, achieving a 37.04% conversion compared to Albot's 31%, signaling an edge in critical situations.

Editorial Prediction (July 10, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing performance data, Soto displays a slight superiority in second serve performance, a critical indicator for prediction accuracy. Their notable resilience in breakpoint conversion further solidifies this advantage.

While Albot presents commendable return game stats and a slightly stronger performance under pressure, Soto's overall match win rate and ability to handle stronger opponents suggest greater consistency and adaptability.

On the surface level, although Soto's preferred clay surface isn't mentioned for this event, their general performance on a range of surfaces is respectable, whereas Albot relies more heavily on hard court success.

Taking into account these statistical insights, Soto is positioned as the more formidable contender and is likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.