Facundo Mena vs Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Regarding second serve points recently, Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez has won 45.70%, while Facundo Mena's slight edge is at 46.14%. Does this make Mena a slight favorite? Possibly.
• When returning opponents' second serves, Mendez wins 45.57% of the time, marginally more than Mena's 44.96%. Could this give Mendez a crucial advantage? It's quite likely.
• First serve return performance favors Mendez, who wins 27.34% of points compared to Mena's 23.69%. Does this indicate that Mendez can pressure Mena's serve better? It suggests so.
• Under pressure, Mena has saved 59.17% of breakpoints; Mendez trails closely, saving 56.70%. Could this tell us Mena handles pressure slightly better? Yes, in close situations, it could be decisive.
• Over the past year, Mendez has a 45.16% match win rate, slightly higher than Mena's 44.44%. Does Mendez look better overall in match success? Slightly.
• Both players have their best win percentage on Indoor Hard courts at 67%, but Mendez performs better on Clay (45%) compared to Mena on Grass (33%). Does the surface play to Mendez's strengths? It might, depending on the surface of the match.
• Both participate mainly in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, with Mena having a slight edge, winning 44.44% over Mendez's 43.48%. Could Mena's experience at this level prove vital? It's possible.
• Mendez has played against slightly higher-ranked opponents than Mena, with average ranks of 271.32 versus 279.16. Does this indicate Mendez competes against stronger opposition? Indeed.
• In deciding sets, Mendez clearly has an edge, winning 52% compared to Mena's 40%. Does Mendez perform better under decisive conditions? Quite evidently.
• Conversion of breakpoints sees Mendez at 29.35% versus Mena's 25.44%. Is Mendez better at capitalizing on opportunities? The stats support this.

Editorial Prediction (November 18, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing these recent performance trends, Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez shows resilience, especially on return games and converting breakpoints. His capacity to challenge his opponent's serve may provide a substantial advantage during critical match moments.

Facundo Mena, however, has slightly better second serve stats and demonstrates a potential edge under pressure scenarios. This could reflect positively on his ability to hold serve in tight situations.

Overall, Mendez's knack for winning deciding sets and converting crucial opportunities seems to give him a marginally favorable profile for the upcoming match.

Considering these elements, Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez is slightly more likely to claim victory in this encounter, assuming current trends continue.