Gianmarco Ferrari vs Niccolo Ciavarella Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Ciavarella's second serve success over the past six months stands at 39.74%, trailing Ferrari's 42.05%. Can slightly better serve numbers give Ferrari an edge? It seems possible.
• In returning second serves, Ciavarella has the upper hand, winning 49.05% compared to Ferrari's 46.1%. First serve returns favor Ferrari at 33.21% against Ciavarella's 31.14%.
• When facing breakpoints, Ferrari excels, saving 48.97% while Ciavarella manages 39.18%. Is this a crucial factor in tight moments? It suggests so.
• Over the past year, Ciavarella has maintained a win rate of 58.46%, slightly outperforming Ferrari's 53.06%.
• Ciavarella performs best on hard surfaces, whereas Ferrari thrives on clay, reflecting in their career win percentages.
• Both players predominantly compete at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, with Ciavarella narrowly surpassing Ferrari in win percentage.
• Ciavarella faced tougher opponents, with an average ranking of 314.25, compared to Ferrari's 429.16.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Ferrari shows a clear advantage, claiming 60% of such sets versus Ciavarella's 35% success rate.
• Both players have similar break point conversion rates recently, around 40%, which could be pivotal in crucial match moments.

Editorial Prediction (June 4, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent form, both players exhibit strengths in different areas. Ciavarella shows commendable performance against higher-ranked opponents and excels in returning second serves.

Ferrari, meanwhile, demonstrates a slight advantage in second serve performance and first serve returns. What's notable is Ferrari’s impressive breakpoint-saving ability, which may be crucial in high-pressure situations.

Although Ciavarella holds an edge in overall win rate and has faced tougher opposition, Ferrari's deciding set dominance presents a compelling case.

Given the statistics and current performance trends, Ferrari appears to have a slight advantage and is more likely to emerge as the winner in the upcoming match.