Francisco Cerundolo vs Miomir Kecmanovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Francisco Cerundolo has a slightly lower second serve success rate at 44.19% compared to Miomir Kecmanovic at 45.44%. Could this minor advantage impact the match outcome? Possibly, as second serve performance has shown high correlation with match predictions.
• Both players exhibit similar strength in their return game on opponents' second serves, with Kecmanovic just edging out Cerundolo 47.78% to 47.52%.
• On first serve returns, Cerundolo seems to have a clear edge, capturing 29.23% of points compared to Kecmanovic’s 23.85%. This could be a crucial factor in establishing a favorite for the match.
• Under pressure, Cerundolo has been more successful, saving 54.86% of breakpoints compared to Kecmanovic's 53.25% in recent form.
• Cerundolo presents a stronger performance record over the last year, winning 60.94% of his matches compared to Kecmanovic’s 46.43%.
• Both players have their best surface win percentage on clay at 69%, but their weakest on grass at 45%.
• Within the last year, Cerundolo has performed better in Main tour matches with a 57.14% win rate compared to Kecmanovic's 46.15%.
• Direct head-to-head matchups favor Cerundolo, who has won both of their previous encounters, including the last match on clay.
• Cerundolo generally faces higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 59.45, suggesting stronger competition compared to the average rank of Kecmanovic’s opponents at 77.66.
• In matches that go to a deciding set, Cerundolo has a slight edge, winning 47% versus Kecmanovic's 42% over the past year.

Editorial Prediction (October 29, 2025, UTC):

Francisco Cerundolo enters this match with a historical advantage over Miomir Kecmanovic, having secured victories in both of their past encounters. The data indicates that Cerundolo has demonstrated superior performance on first serve returns and has been more successful in handling breakpoints, areas which could decisively shape the outcome of this match.

Cerundolo’s experience facing higher-caliber opponents, alongside his slightly stronger track record on the main tour in the past year, suggests a higher baseline level of competition, possibly giving him an upper hand in navigating critical moments in the game.

While both players share a similar win percentage on their preferred surface, clay, it will be the execution in key statistical areas such as first serve returns and mental fortitude under pressure, where Cerundolo has shown a clear edge, that might tilt the scales in his favor.

Considering these factors, Francisco Cerundolo is the most likely candidate to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.