Alvaro Guillen Meza vs Franco Roncadelli Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve: Recent performance shows Meza winning 40.84% of points on their second serve, closely matched by Roncadelli at 40.87%. Who has the edge here? The difference is negligible.
• Return Game: Meza wins 46.94% of opponents' second serve points compared to Roncadelli's 49.13%. Meza outperforms Roncadelli on first serve returns with 34.41% against 31.84%.
• Pressure Handling: Meza saves 51.92% of breakpoints, slightly better than Roncadelli’s 50.56%. Can break point saves decide the match? It's a close but small advantage for Meza.
• Overall Performance: Over the past year, Roncadelli has a stronger match win rate at 68.66% (46/21) versus Meza's 59.15% (42/29).
• Best Surface: Both excel on clay but Meza has a slightly higher win rate of 61% compared to Roncadelli’s 58%. However, they both struggle on other surfaces.
• Player Level: Meza competes primarily in Challenger/ITF events, winning 56.14%, while Roncadelli stands out in Futures/ITF tournaments with an 84.21% winning rate.
• Head-to-Head: They are tied, each winning 2 out of their 4 encounters. Their matches often run around 1:45:30 hours, but have never played a deciding set against each other.
• Tiebreak Situations: Meza has a slight edge in tiebreaks, winning 2 out of 3 against Roncadelli.
• Opponent Quality: In the last year, Meza faced higher-ranked opponents (average ranking of 314.77) compared to Roncadelli (359.25).
• Deciding Set Performance: Roncadelli performs better in deciding set scenarios, winning 56% compared to Meza's 46%.
• Break Point Conversion: Roncadelli converts 40.66% of break points, marginally higher than Meza's 36.87%.

Editorial Prediction (May 11, 2025, UTC):

In a closely matched contest, Roncadelli's recent superior win rate and break point conversion may offer a slight advantage. Despite Meza’s proficiency on clay and experience against tougher opponents, Roncadelli seems better positioned in deciding set scenarios.

Meza's slight edge in tiebreak situations and the first serve return may balance the scales slightly, but the stats suggest that Roncadelli could capitalize on key moments.

Based on current and past performance metrics, Franco Roncadelli is considered the likely winner of the upcoming match.