Camilla Rosatello vs Georgia Pedone Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Rosatello has a stronger second serve, winning 42.14% of points compared to Pedone's 36.51%. Is this a crucial factor? Likely so, given its high correlation with match outcomes.
• For returning games, both players excel at winning second serve points: Pedone at 51.58%, just ahead of Rosatello's 51.06%. However, Pedone holds a significant advantage when returning first serves, claiming 40.09% versus Rosatello's 29.36%.
• Under pressure, both players evenly match in saving breakpoints, with Pedone at 51.21% and Rosatello just a tad behind at 51.2%.
• Looking at performance over the past year, Pedone has a higher match-winning percentage at 64.79% compared to Rosatello’s 56.92%.
• Pedone displays an edge on clay with a 60% career win record, whereas Rosatello's best surface is indoor hard with a 58% win rate.
• Both compete primarily in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, where Pedone again leads, winning 68.66% of matches compared to Rosatello's 57.41%.
• In their direct matchup history, Rosatello leads 1-0, with a straight-sets win during their only meeting.
• No decisive sets have occurred in their encounters, but Rosatello has an edge in tie-breaks, claiming the sole tie-break they’ve contested.
• Rosatello has consistently faced stronger competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 290.49 compared to Pedone’s 360.13.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Rosatello could be favored, having won 71% of such sets in the past year compared to Pedone’s 63%.
• Break point opportunities lean slightly in favor of Pedone, who has converted 40.12% recently, while Rosatello stands at 36.76%.

Editorial Prediction (June 4, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Pedone and Rosatello presents a close contest. Rosatello demonstrates superior second serve performance, suggesting an ability to maintain pressure on Pedone's service games.

Pedone, nevertheless, displays an advantage in first serve return effectiveness, which might allow her to challenge Rosatello more frequently during her service games.

While Pedone edges in recent match-winning statistics and holds a strong record on clay, Rosatello’s success in past head-to-heads, especially in their only previous clash, tips the scales slightly in her favor.

Ultimately, given Rosatello’s experience competing against higher-ranked opposition and her superior performance in deciding sets and past encounters with Pedone, she appears more likely to emerge victorious in this match.