Gustavo Albieri vs Thiago Guglieri Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Guglieri and Albieri compare in their recent second serve performance? Guglieri has won 38.71% of points, whereas Albieri has a slightly better record with 44.32%. This difference is significant for match prediction.
• In terms of returning serves, Guglieri has excelled recently, winning 48.57% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Albieri's 40.3%.
• For first serve returns, Albieri has demonstrated a higher success rate, winning 26.36% compared to Guglieri's 18.18%.
• Under pressure, Albieri fares marginally better, saving 50% of breakpoints, while Guglieri has saved 47.06%.
• Over the past year, Guglieri has won 40% of their matches, outperforming Albieri, who has not won any (0%).
• On clay, Guglieri performs better with a 40% win rate, while Albieri has struggled on the same surface, winning none of their clay matches.
• Both players have mostly competed in $10K ITF-level tournaments over the past year, with Guglieri winning 40% and Albieri winning 0% of these matches.
• Considering opponent quality, Guglieri typically faces higher-ranked opponents (average rank 98) compared to Albieri's average opponent rank of 386.67.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, both players have not won any in the past year, so form does not guide predictions in this scenario.
• Guglieri's breakpoint conversion rate in recent matches is lower at 16.67%, whereas Albieri converts 42.86% of opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (July 30, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming tennis match presents a contrasting dynamic between Guglieri and Albieri. Guglieri has shown a stronger overall performance in recent matches, particularly in breaking their opponents' second serves.

Albieri, however, demonstrates greater success with first serve returns and converting breakpoints, which are crucial factors in crucial game moments. Despite Albieri's struggles winning matches, this capability to seize opportunities might come into play.

Considering the frequency of their play on the ITF circuit and the quality of competitors they face, Guglieri's experience against higher-ranked players and superior match-win rate suggest an edge in competitive grit.

While Albieri's potential to convert breakpoints is noteworthy, Guglieri's advantage in overall match experience and versatility could make them the likely winner in this contest.