Pedro Sakamoto vs Salvador Price Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Price has a slight edge on second serve performance, winning 41.21% of points compared to Sakamoto's 40.19%.
• Sakamoto is marginally better at returning second serves, capturing 46.54% of points compared to Price's 45.58%.
• Price excels at first serve returns with a 33.56% success rate, outperforming Sakamoto's 26.44%.
• Under pressure, Sakamoto has saved 49.23% of breakpoints, slightly ahead of Price's 47.48%.
• Over the last year, Price has a higher match win rate of 54.35% versus Sakamoto's 51.11%.
• Both players perform best on clay, but Sakamoto has the superior win percentage at 57% compared to Price's 51%.
• Which level of tournaments have they mainly played? Price has competed mostly in Futures/ITF events, winning 58.14%, whereas Sakamoto participated in Challengers/ITF, winning only 41.94%.
• In their only head-to-head match, Sakamoto defeated Price 6-3, 6-4 on clay at the Bogota Challenger.
• Sakamoto has faced higher-ranked opponents on average in the last 12 months compared to Price.
• Price holds a slightly better record in deciding sets, winning 50% versus Sakamoto's 43% over the past year.
• Price is more effective at converting breakpoints, with a conversion rate of 41.77% against Sakamoto's 32.99%.

Editorial Prediction (September 11, 2025, UTC):

When assessing the upcoming match between Sakamoto and Price, one must consider the nuances of their gameplay. Price holds a slight edge in overall match win percentage and breakpoint conversion success. These factors could play a critical role in tight spots during the match.

Sakamoto shows strengths in facing higher-ranked opponents and has an exceptional record on clay, giving him a possible advantage given the surface of their previous match.

Their head-to-head history favors Sakamoto, who triumphed convincingly in their only prior encounter on clay, which is, notably, both players' best surface.

Despite Price's slight edge in some performance statistics, Sakamoto's historical success and ability to handle pressure suggest he is more likely to prevail in their upcoming clash.