Andrea Pellegrino vs Geoffrey Blancaneaux Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Pellegrino has won 43.66% of second serve points recently, whereas Blancaneaux has a slightly higher rate at 44.96%.
• When returning, Pellegrino clinches 43.01% of opponents' second serve points, but Blancaneaux outperforms with 49.01%.
• For first serve returns, Pellegrino's success rate is 29.48%, marginally lower than Blancaneaux's 30.53%.
• Under pressure, Pellegrino saves 49.6% of breakpoints, while Blancaneaux better defends with 54.94% saved.
• Pellegrino has a strong yearly match win rate of 63.24% compared to Blancaneaux's 46.27%.
• Historically on clay, Pellegrino thrives with a 57% win rate, whereas Blancaneaux excels on hard courts with 64% victories.
• At Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, Pellegrino has won 65% of matches, outperforming Blancaneaux's 45.9% win rate.
• In direct competition, Pellegrino leads the series, having won their only match 7-5, 7-6(4), over Blancaneaux.
• What surface was their previous match played on? It was on clay, a surface where Pellegrino generally performs well.
• Who has faced higher-ranked opponents over the past 12 months? Pellegrino has, with an average opponent rank of 252.5.
• In deciding sets, Pellegrino prevails in 79% of instances, sharply contrasting with Blancaneaux's 43% win rate.
• In recent matches, Pellegrino converts breakpoints at a rate of 32.59%, whereas Blancaneaux is slightly better at 37.02%.

Editorial Prediction (September 12, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match between Andrea Pellegrino and Geoffrey Blancaneaux presents a fascinating dynamic. Pellegrino shows a slight edge in match-winning percentage over the last year and has the upper hand in direct head-to-head history. His stronger performance on clay, where their previous meeting took place, suggests a surface advantage for Pellegrino.

Blancaneaux, while boasting slightly superior second serve and return game statistics, as well as better breakpoint conversion, faces a tougher challenge based on historical pressure situations. Pellegrino excels in final set showdowns and has played against more formidable opponents, hinting at his competitive experience.

Considering these factors, Pellegrino appears more likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match, especially given his past success against Blancaneaux and his stellar record on clay.