Andrea Picchione vs Alexander Weis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Efficiency: Weis has a second serve win rate of 43.9%, slightly lower than Picchione's at 44.07%. Does this slight edge provide Picchione with a significant advantage? It might be modest, but notable in tight scenarios.
• Return Game: Weis excels in returning, with 46.9% of opponent's second serve points won, outranking Picchione's 42.81%. First serve return stats are neck and neck, with Weis at 30.61% and Picchione at 30.34%.
• Handling Pressure: Weis has saved 55.01% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Picchione who saved 53.85%. This can be crucial in pivotal matches.
• Match Winning Percentage: Weis has a winning percentage of 57.58% over the past year, slightly lower than Picchione's 58.57%.
• Favorite Surface: Weis performs best on clay with a 57% win rate, whereas Picchione excels on grass, winning 67% of grass matches. Neither player favors indoor hard courts.
• Tournament Level Experience: At the Futures/ITF $10K level, Picchione holds a 70.27% win rate, surpassing Weis at 63.64%.
• Head to Head Statistics: Weis leads their H2H matches, winning 3 out of 4 encounters. This includes a decisive victory in their last meeting on clay.
• In Match Duration: Their average H2H match lasts 1:36:20, with Weis often prevailing.
• Performance in Deciding Sets: In all matches, Weis holds a slight edge in deciding sets, winning 48% compared to Picchione's 45%.
• Breaking Serve: Weis has a higher breakpoint conversion rate (41.23%) than Picchione's (31.84%), pivotal in close matches.
• Quality of Opposition: Picchione's average opponent ranking over the last year (346.8) is higher than Weis's (437.59), suggesting a broader experience against more competitive players.

Editorial Prediction (August 1, 2025, UTC):

Assessing their second serve performance, Weis lags slightly behind Picchione. However, Weis compensates with superior return game statistics, particularly excelling in second serve returns.

Weis has demonstrated a slightly better capability in high-pressure situations, such as breakpoint saves, and showcases a formidable breakpoint conversion rate compared to Picchione.

Head-to-head, Weis has a commanding record against Picchione, winning three of their four encounters. The recent matchup on clay also saw Weis triumph, suggesting a psychological advantage.

While Picchione has faced stronger opponents on average, this does not overshadow Weis's historical head-to-head successes.

Considering these factors, Alexander Weis appears more likely to secure victory in the upcoming match.