Eero Vasa vs Niccolo Ciavarella Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do their second serve performances compare recently? Ciavarella has secured 40.53% of points on their second serve, slightly trailing behind Vasa, who has achieved 44.06% in recent form.
• When analyzing return games, Ciavarella has captured 47.92% of points from their opponent's second serve, whereas Vasa has managed 47.1%, showing a marginal edge for Ciavarella.
• In terms of returning first serve, Ciavarella outperforms Vasa by taking 31.58% of points compared to Vasa's 28.35%.
• Under pressure, Vasa has a stronger recent record, saving 55.96% of breakpoints compared to Ciavarella's 41%.
• Looking at match wins over the past year, Ciavarella boasts a 60.29% win rate, notably higher than Vasa's 51.56%.
• Considering surface preferences, Ciavarella excels on Hard courts with a 64% win rate, while Vasa is better on Clay, winning 56% of matches.
• Both have primarily competed at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K event levels, with Ciavarella slightly ahead at a 60.29% win rate, against Vasa's 57.41%.
• Analyzing opponent quality over the last year, Ciavarella has faced tougher competition, playing opponents with an average rank of 283.57 versus Vasa's 382.56.
• If the match advances to a deciding set, Vasa has the upper hand, winning 60% of these sets, compared to Ciavarella's 35%.
• Past performance at similar events can affect player outcomes, emphasizing the importance of current event statistics if matches have been played.
• For break point conversions lately, Ciavarella leads with a 40.28% success rate, surpassing Vasa's conversion rate of 35.17%.

Editorial Prediction (May 22, 2025, UTC):

This match-up highlights the competitive nature between Ciavarella and Vasa, both displaying unique strengths and traits in their current forms. Ciavarella's second serve might seem slightly weaker compared to Vasa, but an improved return game stands out as a notable advantage.

Ciavarella not only shows better abilities in converting break points but also has a higher percentage of winning first serve return points. This sets a stage for potential breakthroughs during crucial stages of the match. However, Vasa's ability to excel in deciding sets and save breakpoints under widespread pressure remains unignorable.

With Ciavarella's slightly better overall win rate on hard surfaces, and historically facing stronger opponents, these factors collectively contribute to a small edge in match predictability.

Considering these statistics in totality, Ciavarella is likely poised to come out as a narrow favorite in this face-off against Vasa.