Franco Agamenone vs Imanol Lopez Morillo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Agamenone has a slight advantage in second serve points won recently, achieving 44.57% compared to Morillo's 42.62%. Could this provide him with a stronger base in service games?
• In return games, Agamenone also edges out Morillo, winning 48.27% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Morillo secures 45.83%.
• Interestingly, Morillo is more effective at returning first serves, achieving 30.63% compared to Agamenone's 27.48%.
• Under pressure, Agamenone displays marginally superior breakpoint saving ability at 54.02%, with Morillo closely behind at 53.09%.
• Despite Agamenone's resilience, Morillo has a better overall match win percentage in the past year, achieving 64.15% against Agamenone's 60.29%.
• Agamenone excels on hard courts with a 59% win rate, while Morillo’s best performance is on clay with a 60% win rate. Could the playing surface tip the balance?
• Both players frequently compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, with Agamenone garnering a slightly higher win percentage of 68.57% compared to Morillo's 64.71%.
• Morillo has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a ranking of 353.42 over the past year, compared to Agamenone's 405.4 average opponent rank.
• Agamenone shows stronger performance in deciding sets, winning 62% compared to Morillo’s 54%. Does this suggest Agamenone might have the upper hand in tight situations?
• When it comes to breakpoint conversion, Agamenone converts more opportunities at 35.05%, while Morillo converts 31.13%.

Editorial Prediction (July 31, 2025, UTC):

Examining recent performance, Agamenone demonstrates solid second-serve reliability and a slight edge in return games over Morillo. This positions him well for the upcoming match, provided he maintains his form.

While Morillo has shown effectiveness in returning first serves and possesses a higher overall match win percentage, Agamenone's ability to win crucial breakpoints and decide sets could tilt the match in his favor, especially if the encounter goes the distance.

Although Morillo has faced tougher opponents, the surface on which the match is played will be crucial; a hard court might give Agamenone the advantage he needs.

Based on the available statistics and playing conditions, Agamenone is likely the stronger contender in this matchup.