Francisco Cerundolo vs Tomas Martin Etcheverry Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who has an edge in second serve performance recently? Etcheverry does, winning 46.74% of points on their second serve, slightly better than Cerundolo's 45.26%.
• In return game stats, Etcheverry has shown better recent form on second serve returns, capturing 46.44% of points compared to Cerundolo's 45.43%, although Cerundolo outperforms on first serve returns with 28.42% versus Etcheverry's 24.78%.
• Under pressure, Etcheverry is more resilient, saving 60.71% of breakpoints, which surpasses Cerundolo's 52.27% saving rate.
• How do their overall win rates compare over the past year? Cerundolo leads with a 60.29% win rate, while Etcheverry holds a 44.44% win rate.
• Both players excel on clay, yet Cerundolo holds a slight advantage with a 69% win rate over Etcheverry's 65%. Conversely, both struggle on grass, with Cerundolo winning 45% of matches compared to Etcheverry's 29%.
• In Main tour matches over the last year, Cerundolo has won 56.25% of matches, outperforming Etcheverry who won only 40%.
• In head-to-head encounters, Cerundolo has a narrow 5-4 lead in wins over Etcheverry.
• Though matches between them average nearly 2 hours, both players have split deciding sets in their head-to-head battles 2-2.
• Who has played tougher opponents recently? Cerundolo, facing competitors with an average rank of 62.03, compared to Etcheverry's 79.54.
• Cerundolo shows better consistency in crucial moments, converting 29.56% of breakpoints, surpassing Etcheverry's 25.49% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (July 31, 2025, UTC):

The analysis of both players' recent performances suggests a tightly contested match. Cerundolo's slight advantage in the head-to-head record and superior win rate over the last year positions him as the favorite. His effectiveness in first serve returns and facing higher-ranked opponents adds to his edge. However, Etcheverry's proficiency in second serve points and strong breakpoint defense indicate he can pose a significant challenge.

While both excel on clay, Cerundolo's marginally superior record and ability to perform well under extreme pressure could prove decisive. Despite Etcheverry's resilience in breakpoints and second serves, Cerundolo's slightly more consistent overall performance and head-to-head dominance suggest he is likely to emerge victorious in this matchup.

Given all these factors, Francisco Cerundolo is more likely to win the upcoming tennis match.