Filippo Moroni vs Vladimir Holban Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Moroni excels in second serve performance, winning 42.43% of points in the last 6 months compared to Holban's 35.8%. Does this give Moroni the upper hand in serve consistency? Likely yes.
• Return game edge goes to Holban, who wins 60.81% of opponents' second serve points, while Moroni manages 45.24%.
• In terms of saving breakpoints, Holban surpasses Moroni, saving 53.85% compared to 49.28%.
• Moroni displays dominance in overall match success, winning 78.26% of matches over the past year, dwarfing Holban's 37.5% win rate.
• Both players prefer Hard courts, but Moroni's 71% win rate on this surface is considerably better than Holban's 30% win rate.
• At the ITF $10K level, Moroni boasts an 80% win rate, whereas Holban trails with a 35.71% win rate.
• Compared to Holban, Moroni consistently faces higher-ranked opponents, playing against players with an average rank of 100.38 versus Holban's 236.44.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Holban has a higher success rate, winning 80% compared to Moroni's 61% across all matches.
• Moroni converts 33.33% of break points lately, while Holban has a slightly better conversion rate at 40.74%.

Editorial Prediction (August 17, 2025, UTC):

In the upcoming tennis match, Moroni demonstrates superior second serve efficiency and a stronger overall match win rate, suggesting an edge in consistency and experience.

However, Holban's higher return game success and breakpoint conversion rate indicate capabilities in creating disturbances in Moroni's serve.

Despite Holban's strength in deciding sets, Moroni's past performance against higher-ranked players and preferred surface success provide a significant advantage.

Considering these factors, Moroni appears to be the more likely winner in this competitive match.