Remy Bertola vs Daniel Dutra Da Silva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Game: In the last six months, Bertola has been stronger on the second serve, winning 45.2% of points compared to Silva's 39.58%. This is crucial as it often correlates with predicting match outcomes.
• Return Game: Silva edges out Bertola slightly by winning 45.66% of points on opponents’ second serve, while Bertola wins 44.93%. On first serve returns, Silva also has a lead, with a 27.09% success rate compared to Bertola's 24.35%.
• Break Point Resilience: Under pressure, Bertola shows more robustness, saving 54.39% of break points. Silva, conversely, saves 49.85% of break points, which can be a game-changer in in-game betting scenarios.
• Match Wins in the Past Year: Bertola has a marginally better win rate over the last year, securing victory in 54.17% of matches compared to Silva's 53.33% win rate.
• Surface Strength: Silva has an impressive win rate of 62% on clay, their best surface, but struggles on grass with a 0% win rate. Bertola prefers hard courts, with a 64% win rate, but is less effective on indoor hard courts with a 55% win rate.
• Player Level Experience: Silva has seen more success in Futures and ITF tournaments at $10K, winning 70.27% of matches. Bertola competes at a higher level but has a lower win rate of 39.02% in Challengers and higher ITF tournaments.
• Direct Head-to-Head: In their head-to-head encounters, Silva and Bertola each have one win. Silva won their last meeting on clay decisively with a 6-3, 6-1 score.
• Deciding Sets: Should the match reach a deciding set, Bertola has a much stronger record, winning 64% compared to Silva's 39% success rate in deciding sets over the past year.
• Break Point Conversion: Bertola is more efficient at converting break points recently, with a rate of 34.94% compared to Silva's 32.62%.

Editorial Prediction (July 4, 2025, UTC):

As the upcoming match approaches, the statistics highlight that Bertola holds certain advantages, particularly with their second serve win rate and higher breakpoint conversion efficiency. These elements can significantly sway the momentum in tight match situations.

However, Silva has displayed solid returns, especially against first serves, which could effectively neutralize Bertola's strong second serve game. Silva's prowess on clay, as evidenced by their recent victory over Bertola on this surface, also plays in their favor.

While both players have their strengths, Bertola's consistent performance under pressure and better deciding set outcomes suggest they may withstand late-match intensity more effectively.

Considering these factors, Bertola seems more likely to secure a win in this encounter, leveraging their slightly better recent statistics to edge out Silva.