Angelica Raggi vs Arianna Zucchini Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Zucchini has demonstrated a stronger performance on their second serve, winning 39.88% of points, whereas Raggi has secured 36.27%.
• Who leads in converting returns? Zucchini slightly edges out with 49.59% on second serve returns compared to Raggi’s 49.41%. However, Raggi surpasses on first serve returns with 36.46% over Zucchini's 33.85%.
• Analysis under pressure shows Raggi has been more effective, saving 47.8% of breakpoints, surpassing Zucchini’s 42.42% save rate.
• The past year highlights Zucchini winning 45.1% of their matches, whereas Raggi has won a balanced 50% of their matches.
• Which surface plays to their advantage? Both players excel on Hard courts, with Raggi's win percentage slightly better at 64% compared to Zucchini's 63%.
• Player level analysis indicates Raggi's stronger performance in Challengers/ITF tournaments with a win rate of 56.52%, whereas Zucchini managed 39.39%.
• In their head-to-head encounters, they are tied with one win each, and both have won two sets.
• What about match experience? Both players have similar match durations averaging around 1 hour and 15 minutes.
• Neither player has settled a match between them with a deciding set or in tiebreak situations, which suggests inexperience in extreme pressure situations against each other.
• Over the past year, Raggi has faced stronger opponents, averaging a rank of 375.18, while Zucchini's opponents averaged a rank of 396.69.
• If this match extends to a deciding set, Raggi holds a marginal edge with a 45% win rate compared to Zucchini's 44% across all players.
• Recent data reveals Zucchini converted 42.74% of breakpoints, besting Raggi’s 41.35%, which may be crucial in tight situations.

Editorial Prediction (June 3, 2025, UTC):

As Zucchini faces Raggi in this upcoming match, both players enter with strengths in different areas. Zucchini's superior recent form in second serve wins and breakpoint conversions positions them advantageously for capitalizing on key moments.

Raggi, in contrast, shows more resilience under pressure, backed by a solid breakpoint save rate, and an edge in stronger opponent performance. Their success in Challengers/ITF tournaments also suggests adaptability in competitive settings.

Their historical head-to-head results remain evenly split, indicating a competitive matchup. However, given the current stats and contextual factors, Zucchini slightly holds the edge as the likely victor in this contest.