Guido Ivan Justo vs Pablo Robledo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When comparing recent second serve success, Guido Ivan Justo slightly edges out Pablo Robledo with a win rate of 41.47% compared to Robledo's 40.35%.
• In return games, Guido Ivan Justo has demonstrated superior skills, winning 47.80% of opponents' second serve points and 33.40% of first serve returns, surpassing Pablo Robledo's respective wins of 42.42% and 30.94%.
• Under pressure, Justo has shown resilience by saving 50.32% of breakpoints, outperforming Robledo's save rate of 42.11%.
• Over the last year, Justo's match win rate of 66.67% dramatically exceeds Robledo's 20.00%, indicating a strong head-to-head advantage.
• Both players have the best surface win percentage on Clay, with identical career records, but Justo's greater overall match experience on this surface enhances his prospects.
• Over the past year, Justo has been competing more successfully in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with a 75.56% win rate in comparison to Robledo's 33.33%.
• Justo has faced opponents with an average rank of 358.83, a higher caliber than Robledo's average opponent rank of 423.6, reflecting his exposure to tougher competition.
• In deciding sets, Justo's win rate is 55%, while Robledo has not managed to win any, highlighting Justo's superiority in high-pressure scenarios.
• Has either player shown significant improvement in the current event? This factor could influence predictions, but historical data suggests Justo has the upper hand.

Editorial Prediction (October 5, 2025, UTC):

Guido Ivan Justo enters this match with a slight advantage over Pablo Robledo in second serve success and considerably stronger return game statistics. These factors are crucial in shaping match outcomes and place Justo in a favorable position.

With a higher rate of success in breakpoint saves and an impressive 66.67% match win rate over the past year, Justo's consistency outshines Robledo's 20.00% win rate. Furthermore, his adeptness at handling deciding sets further reinforces his robust playing capabilities.

Justo's exposure to higher-ranking opponents and better performance in recent tournaments suggests he is better prepared for competitive challenges than Robledo. Considering these factors, Guido Ivan Justo is more likely to win their upcoming match.