Yaroslav Demin vs Pere Prat Turro Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent second serve performance, Demin has shown a stronger ability to secure points, winning 45.07% compared to Turro's 39.62% over the past six months. This performance metric is crucial in predicting match outcomes, as it often correlates with overall match success.

The return game is telling; Demin's recent form in return game stats suggests dominance, with a 51.14% success rate on opponent's second serve points, overshadowing Turro's 42%. Intriguingly, for first serve returns, Turro excels with a 37.8% success rate compared to Demin's 27.66%, highlighting the varied strengths each player brings to this head-to-head matchup.

When examining under-pressure scenarios, particularly breakpoint savvy, Demin has shown significant resilience, saving 58.04% of breakpoints, while Turro lags with a 23.08% save rate. This statistic is particularly insightful for those considering in-game betting predictions.

Performance over the past year paints a broad picture: Turro's win/loss record stands at 33.33% (11 wins to 22 losses), whereas Demin has achieved a more favorable 53.7% (29 wins to 25 losses), providing an overarching view of their competitive standings.

Surface preference can be another predictive factor. Turro performs best on clay courts with a 44% win rate (W/L 14/18) and struggles most on hard surfaces, securing only 1 win in 11 matches. Conversely, Demin excels on hard courts with a 54% win rate (W/L 36/31) and is least effective on indoor hard courts, maintaining a 33% win rate.

Regarding tournament levels, Turro has predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events with limited success, mirroring his overall 33.33% win rate. In contrast, Demin has demonstrated stronger performance at the same event level, boasting a 60.87% win rate (W/L 28/18). The quality of opponents faced is also disparate: Turro's average opponent ranking of 97 contrasts with Demin's 425.8, reflecting different playing environments.

The ability to convert breakpoints adds another layer to the analysis, with Turro having a slight edge with a 41.67% conversion rate, compared to Demin's 38.36%. This factor can tip predictions in live matches when players reach breakpoint scenarios.

When matches reach tense deciding sets, both players exhibit an equal footing with each having secured 44% of their deciding set matches over the last year, indicating a balanced ability to handle high-pressure late-game situations.

Considering all statistical elements analyzed, and given the varied strengths shown across multiple performance metrics, Demin appears to hold the upper hand for this upcoming encounter. His consistent record across different conditions and higher success rate against lower-ranked opponents suggest he is the likely victor in this matchup.