Bautista Vilicich vs Felipe De Dios Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance: Felipe De Dios has a slight edge, winning 44.15% of points over Bautista Vilicich's 44.06% in the last six months. Does this tiny margin affect match predictions significantly?
• Return game stats show Bautista Vilicich is stronger, winning 48.68% of opponent's second serve points compared to Felipe De Dios's 45.62%. First serve return stats also favor Bautista at 34.51% against Felipe's 31.13%.
• Under pressure, Felipe De Dios narrowly beats Bautista Vilicich in saving breakpoints, 55.08% vs. 54.58% respectively. Could this be crucial in high-pressure moments?
• Felipe De Dios has been more consistent, winning 60.34% of his matches in the past year, while Bautista Vilicich stands at 45.24%.
• Both players have had their best surface performance on Clay, winning 54% of their matches. Neither has fared well on Hard courts.
• Felipe De Dios has faced stronger opponents over the past year, with an average opponent rank of 95.72 versus Bautista Vilicich's 120.07.
• In deciding sets, Felipe De Dios holds an advantage, winning 44%, while Bautista Vilicich has won 33% over the last year. Can this provide a late-match edge?
• Felipe De Dios has a better breakpoint conversion rate recently at 38.71%, compared to Bautista Vilicich's 33.02%.

Editorial Prediction (November 22, 2025, UTC):

As the players prepare for their upcoming match, Felipe De Dios appears to have a slight edge overall. His consistency in winning matches, coupled with a higher opponent quality over the past year, suggests resilience and ability to compete at a higher level.

Bautista Vilicich may excel in return games but seems less effective in high-stakes moments, indicated by his breakpoint conversion and deciding set statistics. These could be crucial under pressure situations during the match.

Playing predominantly in Futures/ITF tournaments, both players are familiar with the competition levels, yet De Dios's slight statistical advantages repeatedly present a pattern of marginal superiority.

Given the comparative strengths and recent performances, Felipe De Dios is the likely winner for this encounter, assuming consistent play and effective execution of his observed advantages.