Francisco Rocha vs Noa Vukadin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Which player has the slight edge in second serve performance over the recent months? Rocha, winning 44.29% of points compared to Vukadin’s 43.08%.
• When examining return game effectiveness, Rocha outperforms Vukadin by securing 47.48% of points on opponents' second serves versus Vukadin’s 46.15%.
• In first serve returns, Rocha again leads with 31.15% over Vukadin's 25.82%, indicating a stronger return ability.
• Could Vukadin’s break point saving ability provide an advantage? Possibly, as he saves 50% compared to Rocha's 47.65%.
• Performance consistency over the past year shows that Vukadin wins 72.73% of matches, whereas Rocha achieves victory in 50.98% of their encounters.
• On which surface does each player perform their best? Vukadin excels on Clay with a 49% win rate; Rocha, on Hard courts, with a 54% win rate.
• Examining player level, Vukadin displays a higher success rate of 72.73% at ITF $10K events compared to Rocha's 57.5%.
• Do opponents’ average rankings reflect experience disparity? Yes, Vukadin faces stronger competition with opponents averaging a rank of 276.36.
• In deciding sets, Vukadin shows greater resilience, winning 67% compared to Rocha’s 41% success rate.
• During breakpoint situations, Rocha converts 36.59% opportunities, slightly better than Vukadin’s 33.33% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (July 3, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming tennis match, the stats show a tightly contested battle between Vukadin and Rocha. While Rocha exhibits a slight edge in second serve performance and return statistics, Vukadin compensates with stronger resilience in more critical match moments, particularly in deciding sets and saving breakpoints.

Performance on different surfaces could be pivotal, though both players contest the upcoming match on a surface not necessarily deemed their best. On the metric of opponent difficulty and past year match consistency, Vukadin appears slightly more seasoned and better equipped for tight matches.

Based on these comparative facets, Vukadin slightly edges as the more likely victor in this encounter, leveraging his overall match consistency and superior breakpoint handling under pressure.