Anmar Faleh Alhogbani vs Breno Rossetto Urvaneja Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Is second serve performance crucial in predicting match outcomes? Yes, Anmar Faleh Alhogbani achieves 41.07% in recent second serve points, slightly behind Breno Rossetto Urvaneja's 43.51%.
• Breaking down return game statistics, Anmar claims 47.72% of opponents' second serve points, while Breno records 47.04%.
• For first serve returns, Anmar achieves 26.18% while Breno has a minor edge at 27.74%.
• Under pressure, Anmar saves 54.69% of breakpoints, offering more resilience than Breno's 50.63% save rate.
• Looking at yearly performance, Anmar wins 62.00% of matches (W/L 31/19), clearly outperforming Breno's 42.50% (W/L 17/23).
• On indoor hard surfaces, Anmar's win rate stands at 56%, contrasting with Breno's best 56% on clay. Conversely, Breno underperforms on hard courts at 37%.
• Examining competition levels, both have predominantly played in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, yet Anmar still wins at a higher rate of 62.00%.
• Anmar faces lower-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 223.2, while Breno competes against an average rank of 128.85.
• In deciding sets, Anmar holds a 50% win rate, outperforming Breno's 33% win rate.

Editorial Prediction (October 7, 2025, UTC):

As we assess the players' performances, a few key stats stand out. Anmar Faleh Alhogbani has showcased a 62% match win rate over the past year, significantly higher than Breno Rossetto Urvaneja's 42.5%. This suggests greater consistency in match victories.

In pressure situations, Anmar demonstrates better breakpoint resilience, saving 54.69% compared to Breno's 50.63%. This could prove critical in tight match moments.

Although Breno fares well against higher-ranked opponents on average, Anmar's advantage in deciding sets (50% win rate) indicates better mental fortitude when it matters.

Based on these indicators, Anmar Faleh Alhogbani appears to have the upper hand and is more likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.