Gonzalo Villanueva vs Mateo Del Pino Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent statistics indicate Villanueva has a slight advantage in winning points on the second serve, with 43.96% compared to Pino's 38.14%.
• In terms of return games, Pino slightly edges out Villanueva on winning second serve return points, with 45.37% against Villanueva's 44.92%.
• When examining first serve returns, Villanueva holds a marginal lead, winning 31.33% of points compared to Pino's 30.75%.
• Both players show a similar ability to save breakpoints, with Pino at 54.84% and Villanueva at 54.41%, making this an intriguing component for prediction.
• Over the past year, Pino has demonstrated a higher overall win rate at 65.52% versus Villanueva's 59.21%.
• Regarding playing surfaces, both Pino and Villanueva excel on indoor hard courts with a 100% win rate; however, Villanueva struggles more on hard surfaces.
• Pino's match experience mainly comes from the Futures/ITF $10K tournaments, showing a 67.86% win rate, while Villanueva competes at a higher level in the Challengers/ITF > $10K, with a 56.06% win rate.
• In terms of opponent quality, Pino has faced higher-ranked competition, averaging a rank of 195.14, suggesting tougher matches compared to Villanueva's average of 317.39.
• If a match goes to a deciding set, Villanueva has a better performance record, winning 77% of those sets against Pino's 64%.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Villanueva is notably more effective, converting 37.6% compared to Pino's 21.52% — a critical factor for in-game tactics.

Editorial Prediction (August 27, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head performance indicators give a nuanced look into the strengths and weaknesses of both players. With strong second serve stats, Villanueva appears to have a slight edge in this category, crucial for maintaining service games.

Pino performs marginally better on return points, specifically against second serves, potentially allowing for more break opportunities which could turn the tide in crucial moments.

Villanueva, on the other hand, has shown superior breakpoint conversion and ability in deciding sets, suggesting a robust mental game under pressure, vital for high-stakes matches.

Given this analysis, combining the competitive level at which Villanueva competes regularly and his advantageous stats, he emerges as the likely favorite to claim victory in this encounter.