Felipe Dreer vs Luciano Emanuel Ambrogi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Looking at recent second serve performance, Luciano Emanuel Ambrogi holds a slight advantage with a 45.12% success rate compared to Felipe Dreer's 42.99%. How significant is this difference? Given its high correlation with match outcomes, it could be a key factor.
• In terms of return game statistics, Felipe Dreer has the upper hand, winning 50.23% of points on opponents' second serves, compared to Ambrogi’s 47.21%. Will this edge turn the tide in Dreer's favor?
• Examining the players' ability to return first serves, Dreer again performs slightly better at 36.14% compared to Ambrogi’s 33.58%.
• When under pressure, particularly at breakpoints, Dreer and Ambrogi have nearly identical performances, saving 52.87% and 52.40% respectively.
• Reviewing overall match performance over the past year, Dreer leads with a win rate of 60.00%, while Ambrogi is at 53.73%. Could Dreer's consistency translate to victory here?
• Both players excel on clay, each with a 61% career win rate on this surface. However, Ambrogi shows a particular vulnerability on hard surfaces with only a 20% win rate.
• Felipe Dreer has primarily competed at Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments and has a higher win percentage (60.00%) than Luciano Emanuel Ambrogi, who competes more on the Challengers/ITF circuit with a 45.00% win rate.
• Regarding opponent strength over the last year, Dreer has faced significantly higher-ranked players, with an average rank of 121.71 compared to Ambrogi's opponents’ average of 341.33. Does this suggest Dreer is battle-tested?
• Deciding set performance shows Dreer as being more clutch, winning 64% of these scenarios, while Ambrogi achieves victory in only 40% of deciding sets.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Ambrogi has a slight edge, converting 39.15% of opportunities, just ahead of Dreer’s 38.36%.

Editorial Prediction (November 13, 2025, UTC):

Assessing recent performances, Felipe Dreer seems to possess the necessary attributes to come out on top in the impending match against Luciano Emanuel Ambrogi. Dreer's overall match win rate over the past year and his ability to compete against stronger opposition provides him with a significant advantage.

Although Ambrogi has a marginally better second serve success rate, Dreer’s superior performance on return games suggests he could be more effective at capitalizing on Ambrogi’s serves. Dreer’s competence in deciding sets further implies a psychological edge in crucial moments.

While both players share a proficiency on clay, Dreer's experience from facing higher-ranked opponents might offer him the resilience required to handle pressure situations better than Ambrogi.

Based on these analyses, Felipe Dreer is likely to emerge victorious in this matchup.