Franco Roncadelli vs Nicolas Mejia Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve: In their last six months of performance, Franco Roncadelli has slightly outperformed Nicolas Mejia, winning 44.10% of second serve points as compared to Mejia's 43.76%.
• Return Game: Analyzing second serve returns, Roncadelli leads with a 45.26% success rate, while Mejia is at 44.14%. For first serve returns, Roncadelli also has the edge with 34.05% against Mejia's 29.12%.
• Pressure Points: Mejia shows more resilience under pressure, saving 55.66% of breakpoints, while Roncadelli saves 51.32%.
• Recent Wins: Over the past year, Roncadelli has a higher match win percentage (58.73% with a 37/26 record) compared to Mejia's 52.86% (37/33).
• Surface Preference: Both players favor clay courts with identical win percentages of 58%. However, Roncadelli struggles on hard courts (33%), while Mejia has no wins on grass (0%).
• Competition Level: Both players have competed predominantly at Challengers/ITF > $10K level, with nearly equal win rates: Roncadelli at 53.85% and Mejia at 53.45%.
• Opponent Quality: Mejia has faced tougher opponents with an average rank of 349.49, whereas Roncadelli's opponents averaged at 405.56.
• Deciding Set: Should this match go the distance, Roncadelli boasts a slightly higher deciding set victory rate at 61% compared to Mejia's 58%.
• Current Event Consideration: Performance in the current event is crucial for form analysis, and player preferences at specific events can influence outcomes.

Editorial Prediction (October 9, 2025, UTC):

In upcoming match dynamics, Franco Roncadelli shows a slight advantage in several critical areas, including his second serve and return game strength. These metrics tend to have high predictive value for match outcomes.

Nonetheless, Nicolas Mejia's ability to save breakpoints and his experience against stronger competitors suggest resilience under tournament pressure.

Considering match history on similar surfaces, both players excel on clay courts with equal win percentages.

While Roncadelli has a marginally better win record in deciding sets, Mejia's recent under-pressure performance could counterbalance this.

Taking all factors into account, Roncadelli appears to have a slight edge and is slightly more likely to win the upcoming match.