Gonzalo Bueno vs Dali Blanch Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve effectiveness shows Blanch slightly ahead, winning 46.43% of points compared to Bueno's 40.99% over the past six months.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Bueno outmatches Blanch by winning 47.48% of points versus Blanch's 45.82%.
• In handling first serve returns, Bueno leads with 32.17% over Blanch's 30.35%, which might influence the match outcome significantly.
• Under pressure, Bueno has a marginal edge in saving breakpoints, with a success rate of 51.6% versus Blanch's 50.24%.
• In terms of overall recent performance, Blanch holds an advantage with a 59.15% match win rate, compared to Bueno's 50% over the last year.
• For clay surfaces, likely to play a role in the match, Blanch has a slightly higher career win percentage of 58% compared to Bueno's 55%.
• Both players show identical performance on indoor hard courts, with each having a 0% win rate, thus having no impact on this matchup.
• Blanch has been competing at a slightly lower tournament level, potentially boosting his win rate against lesser-ranked players.
• Their direct head-to-head history favors Bueno, who has a 1-0 lead having won their only meeting in straight sets.
• Bueno has demonstrated superior performance under extreme pressure, winning all tiebreaks played against Blanch.
• In matches going the distance, Bueno tends to excel, winning 62% of deciding sets in the past year compared to Blanch's 48%.
• Both players show comparable breakpoint conversion rates, yet Blanch converts slightly more with 40.16% success over Bueno's 37.85%.
• Considering the quality of opponents beaten, Bueno has faced tougher competition, with an average opponent rank of 270.15 versus Blanch's 395.3.

Editorial Prediction (June 28, 2025, UTC):

Looking at the recent performance stats, Blanch appears to have a slight edge with a more consistent second serve and a higher match win percentage over the last 12 months. However, Bueno's ability to outperform under pressure and his success in head-to-head encounters with Blanch could balance the scales.

Bueno's better performance against top-ranked opponents and his successful history against Blanch cannot be overlooked. His ability to win deciding sets may prove crucial if the match becomes closely contested.

Factoring in all the statistics and historical performances, it seems Bueno holds a slight advantage heading into the upcoming match, making him the likely winner based on recent data and head-to-head results.