Charles Broom vs Andres Martin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance compare between the players? Broom wins 42.86% of second serve points, closely matched by Martin at 43.26%.
• In return games, Broom has an edge, winning 50.56% of others' second serve points against Martin's 44.38%.
• Considering first serve returns, Martin outperforms Broom with statistics of 29.53% to 24.03% in his favor.
• Under pressure, Broom shows resilience by saving 59.23% of breakpoints, surpassing Martin's 52.73% rate.
• Are historical win rates significant? Martin leads with a 63.89% match win rate while Broom holds a 46.43% rate over the past year.
• Which surfaces favor each player? Broom excels on clay, winning 67% of matches, whereas Martin has greatest success on hard courts with a 63% win rate.
• Examining event-level performance, Broom competes mainly in Challengers/ITF tournaments with a 43.33% win rate, while Martin leads with a 69.44% rate in Futures/Satellites events.
• Head-to-head, Broom holds a perfect record, defeating Martin both times they’ve met, without dropping a set.
• Considering opponent quality, Broom's recent opponents have an average rank of 348.36 compared to Martin's at 394.89, suggesting tougher competition for Broom.
• Given the deciding set records, Martin shows stronger performance, winning 60% compared to Broom's 36% win rate.
• In breaking opponents' serve, Martin converts break points 36.1% of the time, significantly outpacing Broom's 29.41% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (May 9, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match brims with intrigue, as both Broom and Martin showcase distinct strengths and weaknesses. Broom's superior record in direct matches, having won all past encounters without conceding a set, points to a historical advantage.

Broom's resilience under pressure with a higher rate of saving breakpoints positions him strongly in key game moments. His better return performance on opponents' second serves further supports his competitive edge.

Yet, Martin's impressive overall match win rate and success in converting breakpoints suggest he's not to be underestimated, especially on surfaces where he historically performs well.

Considering the head-to-head dominance and his aptitude for converting crucial points, Broom is most likely to emerge victorious in this closely contested match.