Georgia Pedone vs Mara Guth Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Guth's second serve performance compare to Pedone's recently? Guth leads slightly, winning 38.39% of second serve points, compared to Pedone's 35.33%.
• Guth's ability to win points against opponents' second serves stands at 54.87%, surpassing Pedone who has managed 49.91%.
• Both players are almost evenly matched when returning first serves, with Guth at 41% and Pedone closely ahead with 41.46%.
• In saving breakpoints, which player is more adept? Pedone shows a minor edge with 51.49% breakpoint saves, compared to Guth’s 49.53%.
• In the past year, Pedone has a clear match win rate advantage, securing 64.38% of matches over Guth's 51.02%.
• Surface preference might be a factor; Guth excels on Hard courts with a 63% success rate, while Pedone's strength is on Clay, winning 59% of the time.
• Considering player levels, Guth competes primarily in <$10K tournaments and wins 46.43%, whereas Pedone has a higher success rate of 67.14% in the same bracket.
• Guth faces opponents ranked around 455.78 on average, while Pedone encounters higher-ranked players at an average of 373.68.
• If the match proceeds to a deciding set, Guth shows a slight advantage, winning 60% compared to Pedone’s 58%.
• In terms of converting breakpoints, both players are nearly even, Guth at 43.81% and Pedone at 43.43%.

Editorial Prediction (August 6, 2025, UTC):

Examining recent performance trends reveals that Guth has a slight edge in second serve points won and return game efficiency from opponents' second serves. These stats suggest Guth can pose a significant challenge to Pedone's serve.

Pedone, however, has demonstrated superior consistency in overall match success over the past year, and shows composure during pressure moments, outperforming Guth in breakpoint saving capabilities. Additionally, Pedone has been competing against higher-ranked opponents, indicating experience at superior competition levels.

Surface capabilities indicate potential vulnerabilities, as Guth shows significant prowess on Hard courts, which could be an important factor depending on the playing surface. Though past performances in deciding sets are closely matched, Guth possesses a marginal advantage here.

While both players have almost identical breakpoint conversion rates, the slight strategic advantages and past performance underlines point to Pedone being the more likely victor in this forthcoming encounter.