Alex Marti Pujolras vs Pedro Vives Marcos Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Alex Marti Pujolras has a second serve win rate of 40.83%, slightly lower than Pedro Vives Marcos' 43.67%. Does this give Pedro an edge in service games? It might, though the difference is not substantial.
• When it comes to returning games, Alex has a better record, winning 51.20% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Pedro’s 47.48%. On first serve returns, Alex leads 31.00% to Pedro’s 25.56%, indicating a stronger return game.
• Under pressure, in terms of saving breakpoints, Pedro edges out with a rate of 51.23% while Alex saves 49.34%, suggesting Pedro might have a slight advantage in crucial moments.
• Considering overall match performance in the last year, Pedro boasts a remarkable win rate of 75.86%, compared to Alex’s 58.21%, hinting at potentially better form.
• Both players perform best on clay surfaces, each with a winning rate of 61%. However, Alex struggles more on indoor hard courts with a 33% win rate, compared to Pedro's 25% on the same surface.
• Both players mainly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, and Pedro has a slightly higher win percentage of 78.57% compared to Alex's 71.43%.
• In their head-to-head history, Alex leads with two wins to Pedro's one. However, Pedro won their most recent encounter on clay at the M 25 Cordoba.
• Pedro’s opponents have had higher average rankings (147.14) compared to Alex’s (401.57), suggesting Pedro faces tougher competition regularly.
• In deciding sets, Pedro wins 50% of them, while Alex wins 35%, giving Pedro the potential upper hand in tightly contested matches.

Editorial Prediction (October 2, 2025, UTC):

As we look forward to the upcoming match between Alex Marti Pujolras and Pedro Vives Marcos, several factors play into who might have the upper hand. While Alex displays a stronger return game, Pedro has shown a consistent ability to perform under pressure by saving more breakpoints.

Their head-to-head record slightly favors Alex; however, Pedro's recent victory over Alex on their preferred clay surface could sway momentum in his favor. Additionally, Pedro's higher win rate over the past year and experience against higher-ranked opponents suggest he is in formidable form.

Another point to consider is Pedro's superior track record in deciding sets. If the match extends to that critical stage, Pedro stands as the more likely to maintain composure.

Based on the overall stats and performance trends, Pedro Vives Marcos is positioned as the favorite to win this upcoming tennis match.