Santiago Rodriguez Taverna vs Daniel Dutra Da Silva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Santiago Rodriguez Taverna demonstrates stronger second serve performance, having won 48.20% of second serve points compared to Daniel Dutra Da Silva's 42.77%.
• In return games, Daniel Dutra Da Silva has a slight edge in winning opponent second serve points with 46.83%, slightly better than Taverna's 44.88%.
• Can Santiago Rodriguez Taverna's superior first serve return percentage (28.15%) give him an advantage over Da Silva's 26.75%? Yes, as this often correlates with who is favored.
• Under pressure, Taverna saves 56.36% of break points, higher than Da Silva's 53.51%, which is significant for predicting player performance under stress.
• The overall performance in the last year shows Taverna with a winning percentage of 55.56%, slightly higher than Da Silva's 53.85%.
• Both players excel on different surfaces, with Da Silva winning 61% on clay and Taverna winning 61% on hard courts.
• How does this impact their upcoming match? It depends on the surface, but recent form suggests Taverna might have an edge on non-clay surfaces.
• Their direct head-to-head record is evenly matched, with both recording three wins and splitting 18 sets equally at 9-9.
• In deciding sets, Taverna slightly edges out with a 50% win ratio compared to Da Silva's 41% over the last year.
• Both players have a similar level of competition, with Da Silva facing opponents with a somewhat better average ranking.
• The conversion of break points recently sees Taverna having a slight advantage with 32.14% over Da Silva's 30.86%.

Editorial Prediction (November 18, 2025, UTC):

This match between Daniel Dutra Da Silva and Santiago Rodriguez Taverna is expected to be closely contested, as their head-to-head record reflects evenly matched abilities. While Da Silva shows strengths in returning second serve points, Taverna's superior performance on first serves might keep him competitive.

Taverna's proficiency in break point conversion suggests an edge in critical moments, vital for shifting match momentum. Additionally, his higher breakpoint-saving percentage under pressure could be a decisive factor in crucial games.

Despite Da Silva's strong performance on clay, particularly significant if this match is played on that surface, Taverna's overall recent form and better performance in deciding sets give him a slight advantage.

Based on these observations, Santiago Rodriguez Taverna is predicted to have the edge in this upcoming match, edging out Daniel Dutra Da Silva in likely a tightly contested battle.