Tiago Pereira vs Joao Barreto Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining recent form over the past six months, Barreto's second serve has faltered, yielding no points, whereas Pereira secured 45.3% of points on their second serve. This serves as a significant indicator when predicting match outcomes. Furthermore, in return games, Barreto has not gained any points on their opponent's second serve, while Pereira has won 44.34%. On first serve returns, both players show a difference, with Barreto at 0% and Pereira at 27.64%. The correlation of these stats is high when determining the favorite in a head-to-head match.

Under pressure, specifically in breakpoint scenarios, Barreto shows vulnerability by not saving any such occasions recently, contrasting with Pereira's more robust 57.49% success rate in saving breakpoints. This is crucial for in-game betting predictions. Over the last year, Barreto has secured victory in 30% of their matches (W/L 3/7), while Pereira's winning percentage stands at 56.82% (W/L 50/38), offering a broad overview of the head-to-head prediction landscape.

When focusing on surface preference, Barreto's success is capped at Hard courts with a meager 25% (W/L 3/9), similar to their overall career performance on the same surface. In contrast, Pereira excels on Hard courts with a 59% win rate (W/L 120/82), though they experience a decline on Clay surfaces with just 37% (W/L 7/12). It is important to correlate their relative stats to the event level of their tournaments played in, where Barreto has engaged in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, winning 30% (W/L 3/7). Conversely, Pereira has competed in similar levels, achieving a 61.76% win ratio (W/L 42/26).

Analyzing their engagement with opponents, Barreto has competed against adversaries with an average rank of 175.7 over the last 12 months, whereas Pereira faced opponents averaging a rank of 396.17. Notably, in deciding sets over the past year, Barreto has not secured any victories, while Pereira managed a 41% win rate across all tour matches. This can greatly influence live predictions and betting if the match progresses to a deciding set.

Current event head-to-head statistics and past performance are valuable for predicting outcomes, with the notion that some players might excel at particular events. Finally, in terms of exploiting breakpoint opportunities, Barreto has converted none recently, while Pereira's conversion rate stands at 35.42%, proving advantageous for live betting scenarios. Given these statistics, the prediction tilts in favor of Pereira emerging victorious in this matchup.