Angelica Raggi vs Jessica Bertoldo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Raggi has a slight edge in second serve points, achieving 38.46%, compared to Bertoldo's 36.1%. Could this indicate Raggi is better at maintaining rallies after a weak initial serve?
• Bertoldo excels in returning second serves with 57.28% success, while Raggi achieves 50.34%. Does this suggest Bertoldo could seize more opportunities during Raggi's service games?
• First serve return stats are nearly equal, with Raggi at 36.23% and Bertoldo at 36.2%.
• Under pressure, Raggi has saved 47.51% of breakpoints compared to Bertoldo's 45.74%, suggesting more resilience when facing breaks.
• Bertoldo has a better overall match win rate over the last year at 65.52% compared to Raggi's 53.19%.
• Hard courts favor Raggi with a 64% career win rate, whereas Bertoldo struggles on this surface, having not won any matches.
• Bertoldo's best surface is clay, with a 60% win rate, but Raggi previously defeated Bertoldo on clay.
• In terms of tournament levels, Raggi often competes at Challengers/ITF > $10K, showing a 54.17% win rate, while Bertoldo plays mostly at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K, winning 71.88% of matches.
• In direct H2H matches, Raggi leads 2-0, winning 4 out of 5 sets played.
• Raggi won their last encounter on clay at the W 75 Caserta.
• Their matches average a short duration of 36 minutes and 8 seconds, possibly favoring a quick finisher.
• In deciding sets, Raggi holds a 44% winning rate in the past year, while Bertoldo has a stronger 79% success rate.
• Both players convert breakpoint opportunities comparably, with Bertoldo slightly ahead at 46.02% over Raggi's 45.45%.

Editorial Prediction (August 16, 2025, UTC):

Although Bertoldo has exhibited a stronger overall win rate recently and appears formidable in deciding sets, Raggi's demonstrated ability to succeed in direct encounters suggests a psychological advantage.

Both players show similar abilities in first serve returns and breakpoint conversions, but Raggi's superior performance on hard courts provides a surface advantage.

Considering these factors alongside Raggi's historical triumphs over Bertoldo, Raggi seems better positioned to clinch a win in this match.