Bruno Kuzuhara vs Igor Gimenez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent performance on second serves shows Kuzuhara slightly ahead, winning 43.98% compared to Gimenez's 41.44%.
• In recent return game stats, Gimenez excels by winning 45.75% of their opponent's second serve points, just edging out Kuzuhara's 45.29%.
• For first serve returns, Kuzuhara holds a small advantage, winning 33.09% while Gimenez captures 32.73%.
• Gimenez has been slightly better under pressure, saving 52.51% of breakpoints against 51.69% saved by Kuzuhara.
• Considering annual match performance, Gimenez has a stronger record, winning 50%, compared to Kuzuhara's 46.55% success rate.
• Both players show remarkable success on clay, with identical 57% win percentages. However, Kuzuhara struggles on indoor hard courts, winning only 20% of matches compared to Gimenez's 50% on hard surfaces.
• Gimenez competes primarily in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a win rate of 53.33%, whereas Kuzuhara plays mostly in Challengers/ITF events with a 39.02% win rate.
• Head-to-head, Kuzuhara leads with two wins out of their three encounters, including the most recent victory on clay.
• Matches between these players are closely contested; however, Kuzuhara leads in deciding sets and tiebreak situations.
• Gimenez faces slightly higher-ranked opponents (average rank of 383.62) compared to Kuzuhara's opponents (average rank of 385.07).
• For overall deciding set performance over the past year, Kuzuhara has a better success rate, winning 60% of such scenarios compared to Gimenez's 53%.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Gimenez shows superior efficiency, converting 49.15% versus Kuzuhara's 36.71%.

Editorial Prediction (June 23, 2025, UTC):

Both players have shown proficiency on clay, their best surface, making this an intriguing match-up. Despite Gimenez's edge under pressure and higher breakpoint conversion rate, Kuzuhara's recent head-to-head victories and consistent second serve performance offer a distinct advantage.

Kuzuhara's superior results in deciding sets and past match wins give them a slight edge. Combined with their marginally better first serve return stats, Kuzuhara appears more poised to handle critical match situations effectively.

Taking into account these factors, Kuzuhara is the more likely winner for this upcoming tennis match.