Hady Habib vs Adolfo Daniel Vallejo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Hady Habib demonstrates slightly superior second serve performance, winning 44% of points compared to Vallejo's 42.96% over the last six months.
• In return games, Habib edges out Vallejo, having won 46.81% of opponent's second serve points versus Vallejo's 45.81%.
• However, Vallejo outperforms Habib on first serve returns, winning 28.05% of points while Habib manages 26.08%.
• In critical moments, Habib has shown stronger pressure management, saving 59.52% of breakpoints, whereas Vallejo saves 51.67%.
• Comparing their match outcomes over the past year, Vallejo boasts a higher win percentage (61.11%) than Habib (52.63%), indicating consistent performance.
• Regarding their playing surface preferences, Habib excels on Hard courts with a 67% win rate, while Vallejo's strong suit is Clay, also with a 67% win rate.
• Both players predominantly compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments, with Habib showing a slight advantage with a 58.54% win rate over Vallejo's 51.85% in such events.
• A comparison in opponent quality reveals Habib has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 239.75 compared to Vallejo’s 311.4.
• In deciding sets, Vallejo is more adept, winning 65% compared to Habib's 52%, a factor to consider during potential live predictions.

Editorial Prediction (November 4, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming matchup between Hady Habib and Adolfo Daniel Vallejo appears to be closely contested when looking at individual statistics.

Habib shows marginally better performance in his second serve and has played against higher-ranked opponents, suggesting resilience in tougher matches. Additionally, his ability to manage pressure, indicated by his breakpoint save statistics, could be crucial.

Conversely, Vallejo's recent win percentage and ability to perform in deciding sets make him the player with more consistent recent form. His strengths on clay may suggest adaptability across different playing surfaces.

Given Vallejo's higher win rate, specialist performance in deciding sets, and solid returns against first serves, he is predicted to be the likely winner in this encounter.