Carlos Taberner vs Marco Trungelliti Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Marco Trungelliti has slightly outperformed Carlos Taberner on second serve points, winning 42.20% compared to Taberner's 40.17%.
• When it comes to returning their opponent's second serve, Carlos Taberner has a slight advantage, winning 46.50% of those points, while Trungelliti tallies 45.53%.
• Carlos Taberner is more efficient with first serve returns, securing 31.46% of points, while Marco Trungelliti claims 30.16%.
• How do they handle pressure? Trungelliti has a better record of saving breakpoints, succeeding 59.23% of the time compared to Taberner's 51.43%.
• In terms of match-winning percentage over the past year, Trungelliti leads slightly with a 62.16% win rate, while Taberner is close behind at 61.19%.
• Both players excel on clay, each with a career win rate of 62% on the surface. Trungelliti struggles most on indoor hard courts, whereas Taberner's weakest surface is grass.
• How do their performances compare at the same event level? Trungelliti has a higher win rate of 68.42% at Challenger/ITF tournaments above $10K, compared to Taberner's 63.46%.
• In three head-to-head encounters, Taberner has been victorious twice compared to Trungelliti's one win. However, set victories are closely matched with Taberner leading 5-4.
• Their last encounter was on clay at the Punta Del Este Challenger where Taberner won in three sets.
• Matches between them average lengthy durations, typically lasting over two and a half hours.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Taberner has a stronger record, winning 73% of his tiebreakers in the past year compared to Trungelliti's 59%.
• Trungelliti has faced lower-ranked opponents with an average rank of 252.72, which contrasts with the stronger competition faced by Taberner, whose average opponent rank is 215.85.

Editorial Prediction (October 10, 2025, UTC):

As Marco Trungelliti and Carlos Taberner prepare to face off once more, several key statistics stand out, suggesting a tight matchup. Trungelliti's recent improvement in second serve performance could be a critical factor, yet Taberner's consistent gains in both first and second serve returns level the playing field.

Historically, while Trungelliti has a slight edge in match-win percentage over the last year, Taberner's superior performance in pressure situations, specifically in deciding sets, cannot be overlooked. Moreover, Taberner's head-to-head advantage could bolster his confidence heading into the match.

Given these dynamics, while Trungelliti shows promise, the stats suggest Carlos Taberner has a slight edge due to his consistency in returns and performance under pressure, making him the probable winner of this encounter.