Aaron Gil Garcia vs William Mclennaghan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Aaron Gil Garcia has a second serve win rate of 38.38%, whereas William Mclennaghan outperforms slightly at 42.34%. This aspect often aligns with match predictions.
• How do their return games compare? Garcia has a higher win percentage on opponent second serves at 52.24%. Mclennaghan lags behind at 39.76%, giving Garcia an edge in return games.
• In first serve returns, Garcia edges out Mclennaghan with a win rate of 26.80%, compared to 24.20%.
• Under pressure, Mclennaghan has saved more breakpoints with a rate of 55.32%, slightly ahead of Garcia's 52.34%.
• In overall performance, Garcia has a stronger win rate over the last year at 59.18%, while Mclennaghan has a lower win rate of 43.48%.
• Both players have their best surface career win rate on Hard courts at 51%, but Mclennaghan struggles more on Clay with no wins (0%).
• Garcia has competed mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, achieving a success rate of 60.42%. Mclennaghan also plays predominantly in these events but has a lower win rate of 43.48%.
• Garcia has faced opponents with an average ranking of 157.98, whereas the quality of Mclennaghan’s opposition is significantly higher, with an average rank of 72.22.
• When matches extend to a deciding set, Mclennaghan is slightly better, winning 67% of them, compared to Garcia’s 60% success rate.
• Consider current form and event-specific performance when making predictions, as players' past event performance may vary.

Editorial Prediction (October 6, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Aaron Gil Garcia and William Mclennaghan presents an intriguing dynamic of strengths and weaknesses.

Garcia shows a strong performance in return games, especially on second serves, which may offer him an advantage in breaking Mclennaghan's serve. However, moving under pressure, Mclennaghan slightly edges out with a better breakpoint saving rate.

Mclennaghan has been competing against stronger opponents, which may have honed his skills more than Garcia's experience on the circuit, albeit at the cost of a lower win rate in general matches.

While Garcia's overall performance is better, if the match extends to a deciding set, Mclennaghan's ability to win these close battles is noteworthy.

Considering Garcia's superior form over the last year and an edge in crucial areas like return games, he is slightly favored to emerge victorious in this match, barring unique event-specific conditions.