Angelica Raggi vs Gloria Ceschi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When evaluating second serve performance in the last six months, Ceschi has a slight edge, winning 40% of points compared to Raggi's 38.17%. Could this minor advantage impact the outcome?
• In return games, Ceschi shows a stronger performance, capturing 51.85% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Raggi secures 50.48%. How crucial is this in deciding match outcomes?
• While both excel in returning first serves, Ceschi leads with a 37.61% win rate compared to Raggi's 36.14%.
• Under pressure, Raggi shows resilience by saving 47.64% of breakpoints, outpacing Ceschi who saves 40.28%. Could this prove decisive in tight situations?
• Over the past year, Raggi has a better win record with 54% of matches won, while Ceschi trails with a 43.18% success rate.
• Ceschi thrives on Clay with a 46% win percentage, but Raggi shines on Hard courts, achieving a 64% win rate.
• Both players compete at different levels; Ceschi mostly in ITF Futures/Satellites ($10K) with a 50% win rate, while Raggi plays at Challengers/ITF (> $10K) with a 52% success rate.
• Facing tougher competition, Raggi competes against opponents with an average rank of 392.48, compared to Ceschi's 408.86.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Ceschi has historically performed better, winning 50% compared to Raggi's 41% in the last 12 months.
• Break point conversion is slightly more in Ceschi's favor at 46.41% versus Raggi's 43.6% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (September 2, 2025, UTC):

In anticipation of the upcoming match, both players offer a range of strengths and areas of competitiveness. Ceschi demonstrates a slight advantage in second serve performance, return games, and deciding set resilience, indicating a potential for dominance in those areas.

Raggi, on the other hand, excels under pressure with better breakpoint saving and has a superior win rate over the past year, suggesting greater consistency in closing out matches. Additionally, Raggi's ability to perform well on hard courts adds an advantage, particularly if the match surfaces are favorable to this strength.

While both players present compelling cases for victory, Raggi's superior performance under pressure and consistent match wins over the past year give them a slight edge, making Raggi the likely winner of this upcoming tennis match.