Rodrigo Alujas vs Darrshan Suresh Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When analyzing recent form, Darrshan Suresh slightly edges past Rodrigo Alujas in second serve performance, winning 43.23% of points compared to 42.31%. Can this small advantage impact the match outcome? Maybe.
• Looking at return game stats, Suresh showcases a better record on opponent's second serve, with 49.35% won compared to 47.15% by Alujas. However, Alujas performs better on first serve returns, with 32.01% against Suresh's 27.00%.
• Rodrigo Alujas demonstrates a strong ability under pressure, saving 57.49% of breakpoints, which is significantly higher than Suresh’s 45.00%. Could this be a determining factor?
• Over the last year, Suresh has a slightly better match win rate at 50.00% (W/L 19/19) compared to Alujas's 45.65% (W/L 21/25). Is past performance a reliable predictor for future success? Sometimes.
• Suresh excels on clay with a 45% win rate, whereas Alujas prefers hard courts, boasting a 45% win rate there.
• Both players primarily compete at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, but Suresh has faced more challenging opponents, with an average opponent rank of 105.16 against Alujas's 263.89.
• In matches that go to a deciding set, Suresh again has the advantage, winning 55% of these compared to Alujas’s 43%.

Editorial Prediction (October 7, 2025, UTC):

Darrshan Suresh brings a stronger recent performance in second serve points and return games, areas crucial to winning tight matches. Despite Rodrigo Alujas having a superior breakpoint save percentage, Suresh's overall performance metrics suggest a slight edge.

Suresh's exposure to tougher competition and his proficiency in deciding sets may give him a further advantage. Clay courts might work more to Suresh’s favor, although the current match conditions should be considered.

Considering all statistics and performance patterns, Darrshan Suresh appears to be the likely winner in this upcoming tennis match.