Dante Pagani vs Ignacio Monzon Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Which player has performed better on their second serve recently? Ignacio Monzon slightly edges out with a 40.49% win rate compared to Dante Pagani's 40.23%.
• In recent return game performance, Ignacio Monzon has a narrow advantage, winning 48.87% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Pagani's 47.70%. On first serve returns, Monzon again leads slightly, winning 35.06% against Pagani's 34.18%.
• How do they handle pressure? Dante Pagani is more adept at saving breakpoints, with a 50.98% save rate, outstripping Ignacio Monzon's 45.41%.
• Who has a better yearly match win percentage? Dante Pagani leads with 55.56% compared to Ignacio Monzon's 50.91%.
• What is each player's best surface? Both players perform best on clay, with a 54% win rate. However, Monzon's performance drops on hard courts to 14%.
• In terms of event level competition, Pagani has a stronger win rate at 62.50% in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, as compared to Monzon's 53.33%.
• They have faced each other once, with Monzon winning that match 2 sets to 1.
• On average, Monzon's opponents have a higher rank than Pagani's, with ranks of 359.47 and 375.28, respectively.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Pagani holds a better record, winning 67% of such scenarios against Monzon's 55%.
• Dante Pagani shows superior breakpoint conversion with 56.36%, compared to Monzon's 37.93%.

Editorial Prediction (November 21, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Ignacio Monzon and Dante Pagani offers intriguing statistics. Both players demonstrate strong second serve performance, although Monzon shows slight superiority in both first and second serve return games.

Pagani has proven to be slightly better under pressure, effectively saving a higher percentage of breakpoints. His yearly match win percentage also surpasses Monzon's, suggesting a higher consistency over the past year.

Though both excel on clay, Monzon's weaker performance on hard surfaces may not come into play, given this match's surface similarity. Pagani's record in the deciding sets is more impressive, indicating a stronger endgame.

Pagani's superior breakpoint conversion and ability to capitalize on opponents' weaknesses could be crucial. Additionally, despite Monzon having previously beaten Pagani, the statistics point to a tight contest.

Considering these factors, Pagani seems to hold a slight edge. Therefore, Dante Pagani is the likely winner of the upcoming match.