Facundo Mena vs Benjamin Kittay Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent performance on second serves shows Facundo Mena slightly ahead, winning 46.80% of points compared to Benjamin Kittay's 44.44%. Does this give Mena a significant edge despite the slim margin?
• In return game statistics, Mena has a clear advantage, winning 42.83% of opponents' second serve points, while Kittay wins 30.43%. This suggests stronger returning skills from Mena.
• When it comes to first serve return points, both Mena and Kittay have similar stats, with Kittay at 27.78% and Mena at 23.10%.
• Mena's under-pressure performance is superior, saving 58.88% of breakpoints compared to Kittay's 33.33%, which might influence critical moments in the match.
• Over the past year, Kittay has not won any matches (0/1), whereas Mena has a win rate of 42.86% (18/24), indicating better overall form.
• Both players have their best career performance on indoor hard courts, each with a win rate of 25%, but Mena has a broader range of matches.
• In tournaments over the last year, Mena has performed better, winning 42.42% of Challenger/ITF matches compared to Kittay's 0% (0/1), suggesting more competitiveness.
• The quality of opponents is notably different, with Mena facing players with an average rank of 293.1, much higher than Kittay's opponents, who average a rank of 546.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Mena has shown the ability to win, with a 40% success rate, while Kittay has not won any deciding sets recently.
• Current event performance and specific tournament success should also be reviewed when predicting outcomes.

Editorial Prediction (November 9, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent data, Facundo Mena demonstrates several advantages in key areas over Benjamin Kittay, such as second serve performance and return game statistics.

Mena's ability to perform under pressure, notably saving a higher percentage of breakpoints, gives him a solid edge in controlling critical match moments.

Additionally, Mena's experience and success against higher-ranked opponents, combined with his track record in deciding sets, suggest resilience and adaptability.

Considering these factors, Facundo Mena is the favorite to win this matchup against Benjamin Kittay.