Amr Elsayed vs Fabrizio Andaloro Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent matches, Fabrizio Andaloro has shown stronger second serve performance, winning 45.08% of points compared to Amr Elsayed's 40.49%.
• When returning second serves, Amr Elsayed has an edge, winning 49.70% compared to Andaloro's 43.97%.
• Both players are very close in saving breakpoints, with Elsayed saving 51.72% and Andaloro saving 51.36%.
• Over the past year, Andaloro boasts a higher match win rate of 71.79%, in contrast to Elsayed’s 51.67%.
• Both players excel on hard courts, each having a career win rate of 55% in this setting.
• In the Futures tournaments over the last year, Andaloro has a significant advantage with a 75% win rate compared to Elsayed’s 52.54%.
• Regarding head-to-head clashes, Andaloro leads with a 1-0 record against Elsayed.
• Amr Elsayed has faced tougher opponents on average, with a mean rank of 393.17, compared to the 444.36 faced by Andaloro.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Andaloro's performance is superior, winning 69% of these sets vs. Elsayed's 43%.
• Given these comparisons, is there a clear favorite for the match? Based on performance trends and historical data, Andaloro shows a stronger overall standing.

Editorial Prediction (October 5, 2025, UTC):

Both players have demonstrated competencies on hard surfaces, with identical career win rates of 55%. However, recent performance metrics suggest Fabrizio Andaloro has a slight edge.

Andaloro's stronger percentage in winning second serve points and his resilience in deciding sets position him favorably for this match-up. Although Amr Elsayed exhibits better stats in return games and a history of facing higher-ranked opponents, Andaloro's consistent win streak and overall effective playing are determining factors.

Head-to-head statistics indicate Andaloro's proficiency in crucial match moments, as seen in their past direct encounter.

Taking into account all statistics and historical performance data, Fabrizio Andaloro is projected to be the likely winner of the upcoming tennis match.