Francesco Passaro vs Lorenzo Sciahbasi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance compare? Over the last six months, Francesco Passaro leads with 48.30% of points won on second serves compared to Lorenzo Sciahbasi’s 46.05%.
• What about returning the opponent’s second serve? Lorenzo Sciahbasi excels with 47.69% success, overshadowing Francesco Passaro’s 42.51%.
• First serve returns tell a similar story, with Sciahbasi winning 28.62% compared to Passaro’s 23.83%.
• On saving breakpoints, Passaro has a slight edge at 59.25%, while Sciahbasi manages 56.43%.
• Looking at match win rates over the past year, Sciahbasi boasts a higher success rate of 66.15% compared to Passaro's 61.97%.
• What are the players’ best surfaces? Passaro thrives on Clay with a 60% win rate, while Sciahbasi performs best on Hard courts, also with a 60% win rate.
• In relation to tournament level, Sciahbasi favors Futures events with a 66.67% win rate, whereas Passaro has a 60.47% win rate in Challengers/ITF tournaments.
• Passaro has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 194.85 versus Sciahbasi’s 319.45.
• In deciding sets, Passaro excels with a 72% win rate, slightly higher than Sciahbasi's 61%.
• Break point conversion is another area where Sciahbasi shines, converting 37.87% of opportunities compared to Passaro’s 27.80%.

Editorial Prediction (November 19, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming tennis match features players with distinct strengths. Lorenzo Sciahbasi appears to have a stronger return game, with higher percentages in both first and second serve returns, giving him an edge in returning prowess.

Francesco Passaro, however, is slightly more adept at saving breakpoints and performs better under pressure, especially in deciding sets. His experience against higher-ranked opponents adds to his competitive caliber.

Sciabhbasi’s proficiency in converting breakpoints and his higher overall match win percentage over the past year could prove decisive factors.

Given these factors, Lorenzo Sciahbasi is slightly favored to win, as his return game and breakpoint conversion might outweigh Passaro’s marginal edge in second-serve success and experience against stronger opponents.