Taro Daniel vs Alex Marti Pujolras Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When it comes to second serve performance over the past six months, Daniel has a slight edge, winning 44.66% of points compared to Pujolras' 43.22%. Would this marginal difference influence a match outcome? Likely not decisively.
• Comparing return games recently, Pujolras excels by securing 50.85% of his opponent's second serve points, clearly outpacing Daniel who wins 39.29%.
• In breakdown of first serve returns, Pujolras again leads with 31.89%, while Daniel manages 22.14%.
• Under pressure, Daniel saves 55.95% of breakpoints, a slight advantage over Pujolras' 50.41%, indicating possible resilience during crucial moments.
• Looking at overall performance in the past year, Pujolras boasts a better match win rate of 63.95%, compared to Daniel’s 40.74%.
• On preferred surfaces, both players excel on clay; Daniel has a 59% win rate, trailing Pujolras' 62% slightly.
• Daniel often competes at Challengers/ITF > $10K with a 65.22% success rate, while Pujolras thrives in Futures/ITF $10K, capturing 72.73% wins. Does the event level affect predictions? It can hedge towards Pujolras given his superior win rate.
• Evaluating opponent quality, Daniel faced tougher competition, averaging opponents ranked 184.04, contrasting Pujolras, against whom opponents averaged 419.2.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Pujolras' 45% set-win rate surpasses Daniel's 36%, indicating a potential endurance edge.
• Analyzing breakpoint conversions, Pujolras is more efficient, converting 38.52% of opportunities, compared to Daniel’s 28.75%.

Editorial Prediction (June 10, 2025, UTC):

Both Daniel and Pujolras showcase compelling strengths that could influence the match outcome. Daniel boasts marginally better second serve performance and a higher breakpoint save percentage, underscoring his capability under pressure.

Pujolras, however, demonstrates superior return game proficiency, both on first and second serves, and shows stronger match win statistics, including in deciding sets. Additionally, Pujolras competes and prevails frequently, albeit at a lower competition level, but this experience could bolster his readiness.

When factoring in overall performance, match experience, and return game strength, Pujolras appears the more likely victor in this upcoming match, having put forth consistently more robust recent statistics.