Guido Ivan Justo vs Igor Gimenez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who's currently ahead in second-serve points in recent form? Gimenez narrowly leads, winning 42.48% compared to Justo's 41.42%.
• How do they fare in return games? Gimenez has the edge, securing 46.9% of second-serve returns, while Justo achieves 45.42%.
• What about first-serve returns? Here, Justo is slightly better with 33.32% over Gimenez's 31.93%.
• Under pressure, Gimenez saves 52.6% of breakpoints, outperforming Justo at 48.42%.
• Looking at overall performance, Justo has been more successful recently, with a 67.57% win rate, whereas Gimenez holds a 49.02% win rate.
• Both players perform best on clay, but Justo wins 61% of matches here, topping Gimenez's 57% win rate.
• In terms of match level, Justo has had a higher winning rate at Futures/ITF tournaments at 76.6%, compared to Gimenez’s 53.57%.
• Gimenez has faced marginally stronger opponents on average, with a rank of 367.29, compared to Justo's 372.76.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Justo is more proficient, boasting a 65% success rate versus Gimenez's 56%.
• Gimenez excels at converting breakpoints with 43.75%, outpacing Justo’s 39.46% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (July 11, 2025, UTC):

Gimenez and Justo present a close matchup, yet each player displays distinctive strengths and areas of expertise that could influence the outcome. Both players show a strong affinity for clay surfaces, with Justo slightly outperforming Gimenez.

Recently, Gimenez shows an edge in second-serve points and return games. This suggests a slight advantage in these critical areas over his competitor. Additionally, Gimenez has shown better break-point conversion statistics, potentially turning pivotal moments in his favor.

Justo, however, has demonstrated higher overall performance over the past year, boasting a more impressive win record, particularly at Futures/ITF tournaments, and shows resilience in deciding sets.

Though both players possess unique advantages, Justo's overall success rate and clutch performance in critical moments suggest he is the likely favorite to win this match. However, Gimenez's ability to convert critical points could indicate a tightly contested battle.