Gabriele Pennaforti vs Ziga Sesko Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Gabriele Pennaforti has a superior second serve success rate, winning 45.31% of points compared to Ziga Sesko's 37.34%. How does this affect the matchup? It suggests that Pennaforti may have a slight edge on serve.
• Pennaforti also outperforms Sesko in recent return game statistics, capturing 46.96% of their opponents' second serve points, while Sesko wins 44.77%. This trend continues with first serve returns, as Pennaforti holds a 31.55% success rate against Sesko's 26.29%.
• When under pressure, Pennaforti excels at saving breakpoints at 51.08%, significantly better than Sesko's 41.86%. What could this imply? Pennaforti might handle crucial moments in a match better.
• Yearly performance shows Sesko with a higher match win percentage at 69.23% compared to Pennaforti's 59.09%, although this is over a smaller sample size for Sesko.
• Considering favorite surfaces, Pennaforti’s best career performances are on clay with a 62% win rate, while Sesko thrives on indoor hard courts with the same percentage.
• Both players have been active primarily in ITF $10K tournaments recently, yet Sesko has faced stronger competition, indicated by his opponents' average ranking of 332.77 compared to Pennaforti's 414.7.
• When matches extend to deciding sets, Pennaforti has clinched 58% of them over the past year, whereas Sesko has not won any.
• Breakpoint conversion sees Pennaforti again in the lead, converting 33.50% compared to Sesko's 20.83% in recent attempts.

Editorial Prediction (November 14, 2025, UTC):

With stronger recent performance statistics in both serving and returning, Gabriele Pennaforti has shown a more consistent game. Particularly critical is his ability to save breakpoints, which might prove pivotal during tightly contested games. On the other hand, although Ziga Sesko has demonstrated a commendable win percentage, this has been achieved over fewer matches and against tougher competition.

Furthermore, Pennaforti's capacity to convert breakpoints and his success in deciding sets hint at a mental fortitude that can be advantageous in close matches. Meanwhile, Sesko’s superior yearly win percentage signifies potential, but his lack of success in deciding sets could pose a challenge.

Considering these factors, Gabriele Pennaforti appears to have a slight edge in this upcoming matchup and is predicted to be more likely to win.