Cameron Norrie vs Lorenzo Sonego Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance Comparison: Norrie wins 46.78% of second serve points, slightly less than Sonego's 47.83%.
• Return Game Efficiency: Norrie claims 44.62% of opponent's second serve points compared to Sonego's 42.35%. However, both players are close in first serve returns, with Norrie's 25.86% slightly better than Sonego's 23.93%.
• Handling Breakpoints: Under pressure, Norrie has saved 58.29% of breakpoints, marginally higher than Sonego's 57.14%.
• Overall Match Performance: Over the past year, Norrie has a better win percentage (57.97%) than Sonego (47.17%).
• Surface Proficiency: Norrie's best results are on Hard courts (66%), whereas Sonego excels on Clay (66%), while his Hard court performance lags at 48%.
• Main Tour Experience: Norrie played predominantly on the Main tour with a higher win rate (58.82%) compared to Sonego (44.44%).
• Head-to-Head Matchup: Norrie leads the head-to-head 2-1, having won 4 out of 7 sets played, including a recent victory on a Hard court.
• Quality of Opponents: Over the last year, Norrie's average opponent rank was 100.51, while Sonego faced tougher opponents with an average rank of 63.3.
• Deciding Set Clutch: In deciding sets, Norrie has a higher success rate, winning 58% versus Sonego’s 43% in the past year.

Editorial Prediction (November 6, 2025, UTC):

In assessing the upcoming match between Cameron Norrie and Lorenzo Sonego, several key factors stand out. Both players exhibit similar stats in second serve performance with Sonego holding a slight edge, yet Norrie performs slightly better in return games, particularly on both second and first serves.

Analyzing their performance under pressure, Norrie demonstrates a marginally better ability to save breakpoints. He also has a higher winning percentage over the past year compared to Sonego and performs better on the historically preferred Hard court surface.

Norrie's experience and success rate on the Main tour slightly overshadow those of Sonego. Their direct head-to-head statistics also favor Norrie, including a recent victory on a Hard court. Additionally, in tight, deciding set scenarios, Norrie shows a stronger record.

Considering these combined factors, Cameron Norrie appears to have a slight advantage and is likely to emerge as the winner in their upcoming encounter.