Federico Agustin Gomez vs Roman Andres Burruchaga Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance indicates Federico Agustin Gomez has an edge, winning 46.81% of his points compared to Roman Andres Burruchaga's 42.55%.
• Who dominates in return games recently? Roman Andres Burruchaga shows superiority by winning 49.49% of opponents’ second serve points, surpassing Federico’s 46.23%.
• Both players perform closely on first serve returns, but Roman Andres Burruchaga slightly leads with 28.06% to Federico's 25.16%.
• Under pressure, Federico has a higher breakpoint save rate at 56.97%, compared to Roman's 49.36%.
• In the past year, Roman Andres Burruchaga boasts a significantly higher match win rate of 63.86%, while Federico Agustin Gomez has secured 38.78% of his matches.
• Does surface preference influence match outcomes? Roman excels on Grass (60%), while Federico performs well on Clay (60%).
• Considering player levels, Roman has a dominant tournament win rate (68.33% at Challenger/ITF > $10K), notably better than Federico's 37.04% under similar conditions.
• Head-to-head reflects an even split with one win each, though Federico claimed a straight-set victory in their last encounter on Clay.
• Roman typically faces tougher competition, battling against opponents ranked around 217.63, whereas Federico's opponents average rank is 251.12.
• Roman holds an advantage in deciding sets, winning 54% over the last year, compared to Federico's 41% success rate.
• Break point conversion favors Roman, achieving a 36.89% conversion rate, which is more effective than Federico's 28.13%.

Editorial Prediction (November 11, 2025, UTC):

Federico Agustin Gomez shows stronger capabilities in second serve points, a crucial metric in predicting match outcomes. Additionally, his proficiency in saving breakpoints suggests reliability under pressure, an essential quality for tense matches.

Roman Andres Burruchaga, meanwhile, demonstrates superior performance in return games, particularly against weaker second serves, and he's played against higher-ranked opponents. His experience and resilience in deciding sets could be a deciding factor in a close contest.

Roman’s higher match win percentage in the past year and efficient break point conversion puts him in a favorable position. Given his overall match consistency and ability to tackle tougher competition, Roman Andres Burruchaga is likely to prevail in this encounter.