Alexander Weis vs Lorenzo Lorusso Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve efficacy in recent months angles slightly toward Lorusso with a win rate of 46.34% compared to Weis's 44.41%. Could this slight edge be a decisive factor?
• When it comes to returning serves, Weis exhibits a stronger performance, capturing 47.04% of opponent's second serve points, whereas Lorusso stands at 45.29%.
• Interestingly, Weis also excels in returning first serves, with a success rate of 30.99%, eclipsing Lorusso's 26.32%. How might this advantage stack up during the match?
• Under match pressure, Weis exhibits poise, saving 55.19% of breakpoints, while Lorusso saves 50%.
• Match performance over the past year sees Weis with a slightly better win rate at 55.38% over Lorusso's 52.17%.
• Looking at career best surfaces, Lorusso performs optimally on Hard courts, winning 55%, while Weis shines on Clay with a 57% win rate.
• Focusing on player level, Weis shows resilience by clinching 61.54% of matches in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, compared to Lorusso’s 54.55%.
• Lorusso faces tougher competition, averaging an opponent rank of 189.39 versus Weis's 442.17. Does this experience against higher-ranked players give Lorusso a competitive advantage?
• In deciding set situations, Lorusso holds a slight edge, winning 50% over the last year, compared to Weis's 45%.
• Weis appears more proficient in break point conversion in recent form, achieving a 42.08% conversion rate contrasted with Lorusso's 28.57%.

Editorial Prediction (July 29, 2025, UTC):

In an upcoming clash between Lorusso and Weis, the performance metrics suggest an intriguing matchup. Lorusso shows a slight advantage in second serve wins and has competed against tougher opponents, potentially preparing them for challenging matches. However, Weis's superior return capabilities, both on first and second serves, combined with better breakpoint conversion, could provide critical momentum shifts during the match.

Weis's distinct advantage in saving breakpoints and experience advantage in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K matches might further solidify their standing. Yet, Lorusso’s experience on hard courts, the event's surface, and their ability to perform under pressure in deciding sets present a significant challenge for Weis.

Considering these factors, the match promises to be competitive. However, Weis's consistency in certain performance aspects suggests they are slightly more favored to secure a victory in this encounter.