Eduardo Ribeiro vs Nicolas Zanellato Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance in recent form shows Eduardo Ribeiro winning 45.45% of points, outperforming Nicolas Zanellato, who wins 39.36%.
• On return games, Ribeiro wins 42.65% of opponents' second serves, while Zanellato excels at 47.18%. For first serves, Ribeiro achieves 30.02% while Zanellato is slightly lower at 28.28%.
• Under pressure, Ribeiro has saved 53.85% of breakpoints compared to Zanellato's 49.81%.
• Historically, Ribeiro has a slightly better win rate over the past year at 58.54%, whereas Zanellato's is 56.25%.
• Both players excel on clay with a 60% career win rate, but Ribeiro performs better on hard surfaces at 53%, in contrast to Zanellato's 39%.
• In the Futures/ITF tournaments, Ribeiro has a winning percentage of 63.33%, which is marginally higher than Zanellato's 58.14%.
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Ribeiro has consistently emerged victorious in both matches they've played, winning 4 out of 5 sets.
• Ribeiro has confronted higher-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 186.73 compared to Zanellato's 250.5.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Zanellato has a higher success rate, winning 60% versus Ribeiro's 44%.
• Break point conversion shows Zanellato being more effective, with a 39.37% conversion rate compared to Ribeiro's 30.57%.

Editorial Prediction (November 14, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head statistics show an edge for Eduardo Ribeiro, particularly in past encounters where he has emerged victorious twice against Nicolas Zanellato. This historical dominance gives Ribeiro an initial advantage.

Both players perform exceptionally well on clay—a key factor since their last match was on this surface—and Ribeiro's slightly better track record on hard surfaces could provide an edge if conditions change. It raises the question: could experience on different surfaces play a crucial part here?

Ribeiro also has faced tougher competition recently, which might make him more battle-hardened for this match. However, Zanellato's strong break point conversion and deciding set success rate cannot be ignored, suggesting he thrives under pressure.

Considering all factors, Eduardo Ribeiro appears more likely to win this upcoming match, given his historical head-to-head results and consistent performance across similar conditions.