Andrea Pellegrino vs Vilius Gaubas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, both Andrea Pellegrino and Gaubas have demonstrated similar second serve performances, with Pellegrino winning 44.94% of points on their second serve, slightly edging out Gaubas’s 44.85%. However, Gaubas has shown more strength in return games, capturing 45.97% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Pellegrino’s 41.22%. When facing first serve returns, Pellegrino secures 30.98% of points, while Gaubas maintains 28.68%.

Analyzing their performance overview over the last year, Pellegrino has succeeded in 53.33% of his matches (W/L 32/28), whereas Gaubas has won 52.7% (W/L 39/35). Both players have predominantly participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, with Pellegrino winning 56.6% and Gaubas 56.06% of their matches in these events. In high-pressure situations, Gaubas shows a slight edge by saving 54.28% of breakpoints, marginally better than Pellegrino's 53.67%.

When the surface type is factored in, Pellegrino has his strongest career win percentage on clay, at 55% (W/L 249/200), whereas Gaubas performs best on the same surface with an impressive 64% win rate (W/L 121/69). On the less favorable surfaces, Pellegrino struggles most on grass with a 20% win rate (W/L 1/4), while Gaubas fares poorly on indoor hard courts with a 29% win rate (W/L 4/10).

The head-to-head history shows that Pellegrino and Gaubas have each won one match out of their two encounters. Their latest match took place during the Braga Challenger on April 3, 2024, on clay where Pellegrino triumphed decisively, 6-2, 6-1. In total, they have each won two sets against the other, but have yet to play a deciding set or tiebreaks in direct competition.

Over the last 12 months, Pellegrino has squared off against higher-ranked opponents, averaging at rank 269.2, as opposed to Gaubas's 280.82. Pellegrino's prowess in deciding sets is notable, winning 74% over the past year, compared to Gaubas's 58%. Lastly, during breakpoint opportunities, Gaubas holds an advantage, converting 44.94% of breakpoints, whereas Pellegrino is slightly lower at 34.74%.

Given the statistical overview across various aspects, Gaubas’s superior return game and breakpoint conversion rates, along with the higher win percentage on clay, could likely play a pivotal role. These advantages suggest that Gaubas might emerge victorious in the upcoming match.