Gabi Adrian Boitan vs Andre Ilagan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance is crucial for predicting match outcomes. Gabi Adrian Boitan has a slight edge by winning 45.55% of points, compared to Andre Ilagan's 44.17% over the last 6 months.
• Return game statistics indicate Andre Ilagan has been stronger, capturing 47.51% of points on opponents' second serves, whereas Gabi Adrian Boitan has won 42.83%.
• In the return against first serves, Ilagan again shows superiority with a 28.49% win rate over Boitan's 25.28%.
• When under pressure, Andre Ilagan excels by saving 57.93% of breakpoints, compared to Boitan's 50.67%.
• Performance over the past year favors Gabi Adrian Boitan, who has won 65.88% of matches, whereas Andre Ilagan won 52.11%.
• Gabi Adrian Boitan's best surface is Clay with a 67% win rate, while Andre Ilagan performs best on Hard courts, also with 67% wins. Which surface do these statistics predict they might excel on?
• Despite the surface advantage differences, Gabi Adrian Boitan shows balanced performance on different surfaces, while Ilagan has slight struggles on indoor hard courts.
• Gabi Adrian Boitan played mostly in Futures/ITF tournaments, winning 70.69% of matches, while Andre Ilagan played in higher-level Challengers, winning 53.97% of matches.
• Examining opponent quality, Ilagan faced stronger competition, with an average opponent rank of 340.32, against Boitan's 433.04.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Boitan is more likely to excel, having won 60% of such sets, compared to Ilagan's 43% win rate.
• Break point conversion is key; Andre Ilagan slightly leads with a 35.14% conversion rate, compared to Boitan's 32.32%.

Editorial Prediction (November 13, 2025, UTC):

Both players come with their unique strengths. Gabi Adrian Boitan has shown consistency in winning matches over the past year, particularly excelling on clay, which might give him an advantage depending on the match surface.

Andre Ilagan, however, has been facing stronger opponents and has proven proficiency in breaking serves, which could be pivotal if the opportunity arises during the match.

Although Ilagan has stronger returning abilities, Boitan's ability to win deciding sets and overall higher match win rate suggests a slight edge. Thus, based on the current data, Gabi Adrian Boitan is the more probable victor in this upcoming contest.