Guido Ivan Justo vs Nicolas Garcia Longo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Justo has a stronger second serve performance, winning 42.05% of points compared to Longo's 34.69% in the last six months.
• Can Justo maintain an edge with return games? Longo edges Justo on opponent's second serve returns at 48.41% versus 46.48%.
• In terms of first serve returns, Justo is slightly ahead with 33.19% compared to Longo’s 31.02%.
• Justo is more effective under pressure, saving 50.17% of breakpoints; Longo saves 43.14%.
• Justo’s overall match win percentage in the last year is higher at 63.77%; Longo’s figure stands at 56%.
• Both players perform best on clay, but Justo’s clay win rate is notably higher at 61% compared to Longo’s 49%.
• In Futures tournaments, Justo excels with a 71.43% win rate, outperforming Longo’s 56% win rate.
• Longo has faced more challenging opponents with an average rank of 109.28, whereas Justo's opponents average a rank of 374.46.
• In deciding sets, Longo has been more successful with a 71% win rate compared to Justo’s 63%.
• Justo holds an edge in converting breakpoints, achieving a 39.68% conversion rate, while Longo converts 34.48%.

Editorial Prediction (July 2, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing their recent statistics highlights several key areas where Justo appears to have an advantage over Longo. Justo's stronger second serve performance and higher breakpoint save percentage are notable strengths that could prove decisive.

While Longo has faced tougher opposition and excels in deciding sets, Justo's higher win percentage in overall matches and tournaments on similar levels makes him a formidable opponent. His return game and ability to convert breakpoints effectively bolster his competitive edge.

Given these statistical insights, Justo is likely to emerge as the victor in the upcoming match. His overall consistency and clay court proficiency suggest a favorable outcome against Longo.