Francisco Tomas Geschwind vs Joaquin Aguilar Cardozo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Francisco Tomas Geschwind has slightly outperformed Joaquin Aguilar Cardozo in second serve points in recent months, achieving 40.63% compared to 39.64% for Aguilar Cardozo. Could this give him a minor edge in serve performance?
• In return games, Geschwind demonstrates stronger performance against second serves with a 53.70% success rate, surpassing Aguilar Cardozo's 47.55%.
• Conversely, Aguilar Cardozo excels in first serve returns, achieving a 32.11% success rate over Geschwind's 28.14%.
• Under pressure, Geschwind shows better breakpoint resilience, saving 56.10% of breakpoints, compared to Aguilar Cardozo's 43.96%.
• With respect to overall performance, Aguilar Cardozo holds a higher match win percentage over the past year at 61.11% (33/21), while Geschwind stands at 57.14% (12/9).
• Both players excel on clay surfaces, each maintaining a 50% win rate, but Aguilar Cardozo has a larger sample size of wins (88/48 vs. Geschwind's 26/26).
• While Aguilar Cardozo has struggled on hard courts with a 0% win rate, Geschwind shows slight proficiency with a 45% win rate.
• Analyzing tournament levels, Aguilar Cardozo has a higher success rate in $10K events at 64.10%, compared to Geschwind's 57.14%.
• Geschwind has faced tougher opposition, with average opponent ranks of 66.24, whereby Aguilar Cardozo's opponents averaged a rank of 342.2. Does this indicate Geschwind's experience with tougher players?
• If the match progresses to a deciding set, Geschwind has the upper hand with a 44% win rate, in contrast to Aguilar Cardozo's 36%.
• On the current event, consider player stats for updated form, keeping in mind certain players thrive in specific tournament conditions.
• Aguilar Cardozo is slightly more efficient at converting breakpoints, seizing 34.45% of chances versus Geschwind's 32.00%.

Editorial Prediction (November 27, 2025, UTC):

Francisco Tomas Geschwind and Joaquin Aguilar Cardozo present a closely matched competition, each showcasing unique strengths. Geschwind's marginally superior second serve performance and breakpoint resilience could provide him an upper hand.

However, Aguilar Cardozo's ability to convert first serve returns more effectively and his overall higher win percentage in the last year present a compelling case. His proficiency on clay may also play a significant role if the match is held on this surface.

Ultimately, while both players have their advantages, Aguilar Cardozo's broader experience and higher success rate in professional matches position him as the slight favorite to win this upcoming match.