Alex Barrena vs Bautista Vilicich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve statistics reflect that Vilicich wins 41.23% of points, slightly trailing Barrena’s 42.37%. Does this suggest an edge for Barrena? Possibly, given the high correlation to match outcomes.
• Looking at return game stats, Vilicich has a slight advantage in winning 47.42% of opponents' second serve points compared to Barrena’s 47.04%. However, Barrena excels in first serve returns with 32.26% success over Vilicich's 31.12%.
• Under pressure, Vilicich saves 50% of breakpoints, marginally outperforming Barrena's 48.59%. Which player is steadier under pressure? Vilicich, but only barely.
• Performance over the past year heavily favors Barrena with a win rate of 68.12%, contrasting Vilicich's 51.02%. Could Barrena's higher win percentage be the deciding factor?
• Both players display their best form on clay courts, with Vilicich slightly edging Barrena with 59% over 58% win rates. Is this difference significant? Not overly, but every edge counts.
• At the ITF tournament level, Barrena has shown superior form, winning 72.22% of matches, compared to Vilicich's 53.13%.
• Vilicich has faced opponents with an average ranking of 450.37, while Barrena's opposition averaged 386.41—perhaps indicating tougher competition for Barrena.
• In deciding sets, Barrena outperforms Vilicich significantly, winning 60% compared to Vilicich's 40%.
• When it comes to breaking their opponents, Barrena converts 34.76% of breakpoints, whereas Vilicich manages 28.03%—a key statistic suggesting Barrena could capitalize better on opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (June 20, 2025, UTC):

Examining the comparative statistics, Barrena holds an advantage in several critical areas. With a higher overall match win rate over the past year and better results in converting breakpoints, Barrena demonstrates a stronger performance trend.

Additionally, Barrena has shown consistency against higher-ranked opponents and holds an edge in deciding set victories, suggesting resilience under pressure.

Despite both players being adept on clay, Barrena's slightly superior record in first serve returns and tighter competition level play further supports their favored status.

Taking these factors into account, Barrena is most likely to win the upcoming match based on current and historical performance data.