Andrea Picchione vs Remy Bertola Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the preceding six months, Andrea Picchione has exhibited a second serve win rate of 44.57%, while Luca Bertola registers a slightly higher 45.3% in this aspect. This metric is notably correlated with match prediction accuracy, indicating its significance in determining likely outcomes between these players.

From a return game perspective, Picchione has successfully captured 46.38% of points from his adversary's second serve, marginally outperforming Bertola's 44.66% in recent form. Notably, Picchione's return efficiency extends to first serves as well, managing a 30.5% success rate compared to Bertola's 26.42%, a crucial indicator when predicting the favored competitor in head-to-head encounters.

Breakpoints saved offer another lens through which to gauge potential match outcomes under pressure. Picchione has managed to fend off 48.42% of break points against him, a shade below Bertola, who has preserved 50.88%, illustrating endurance and tactical resilience. On the offensive aspect of breakpoints, Bertola edges Picchione with a conversion rate of 37.5% against 33.59% for Picchione.

In terms of match performance, over the past year, Picchione boasts a higher win-loss percentage, having secured victory in 62.03% (49 wins and 30 losses) of his matches. Bertola, on the other hand, has triumphed in 59.49% of his matches, with a tally of 47 wins and 32 losses. When it comes to the nature of competition, Picchione has primarily participated in Futures/Satellite/ITF tournaments, achieving an impressive winning rate of 72.92%. Contrary to this, Bertola has competed mostly in Challenger/ITF tournaments, garnering a less substantial win rate of 49.02%.

The historical matches between both players reveal a compelling narrative: Picchione has emerged victorious in both previous encounters, never losing a set to Bertola, with an average match duration of nearly two hours. Their most recent clash occurred in the quarters of the M 25 Lesa on clay, where Picchione claimed a straight-sets victory.

Moreover, examining their deciding set performances against all competition in the past 12 months, Bertola shows a stronger record, winning 57% over Picchione's 45% in such situations. Interestingly, their direct confrontations have yet to involve a tiebreak or a deciding set. Looking at opponent caliber, though marginal, Picchione has faced slightly stronger opponents on average, boasting an average opponent rank of 377.94 against Bertola's 384.29.

In sum, while certain statistics reflect Bertola’s competitive resilience, the combination of Picchione's superior head-to-head record, overall match performance, and effectiveness in return games, supports a forecast tipping in his favor in the upcoming contest.