Dusan Lajovic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Ramos-Vinolas has slightly outperformed Lajovic in second serve points, with 44.27% compared to 43.98%.
• How do their return game statistics compare? Ramos-Vinolas again holds an edge, winning 45.52% of second serve return points compared to Lajovic's 42.34%.
• Both players show a high correlation between return stats and predicting match outcomes, with Ramos-Vinolas also leading in first serve return performance.
• Under pressure, Lajovic has saved a higher percentage of breakpoints at 54.84%, versus Ramos-Vinolas at 52.6%.
• Over the past year, Ramos-Vinolas has a stronger win-loss record (53.85%) compared to Lajovic's 43.4%.
• Both players excel on clay, with Ramos-Vinolas slightly ahead with a 61% win rate, while Lajovic holds 59% on this surface.
• The level of tournaments is noteworthy with Ramos-Vinolas succeeding more in Challenger-level events, whereas Lajovic competes mostly on the main tour, where he has a 40% win rate.
• Their head-to-head encounters are balanced, with each winning two matches and closely split set wins (Ramos-Vinolas 5, Lajovic 6).
• In deciding sets, Ramos-Vinolas has a better overall performance, winning 60% over the past year, while Lajovic has managed 38%.
• During extreme pressure, Ramos-Vinolas has clinched the only tiebreak they've played against each other.
• Despite playing against higher-ranked opponents, Lajovic faces a challenge as Ramos-Vinolas has performed well against slightly lower-ranked players.
• Breakpoint conversions indicate a minor difference, with Ramos-Vinolas at 32.77% compared to Lajovic at 32.34%.

Editorial Prediction (June 18, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match is characterized by both players' historical strengths on clay, yet recent statistics highlight some key differences.

Ramos-Vinolas appears to have a slight edge in both second serve and return game performance and has maintained a better win rate over the past year. He also demonstrates greater composure in deciding sets and pressure situations.

Lajovic, nevertheless, plays more frequently against top-tier opponents, which can be seen as a testament to his experience on the main tour, although it hasn't translated into a superior win rate.

While both competitors have evenly matched head-to-head records, given the current form and stats, Ramos-Vinolas is favored to win the upcoming clash.