Harry Wendelken vs Fabrizio Andaloro Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When analyzing recent form, Fabrizio Andaloro has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 45.23% of points compared to Harry Wendelken's 43.47%. Does this small margin suggest a performance advantage? Yes, even small differences in serve performance correlate with higher match prediction accuracy.
• In return games, Fabrizio Andaloro again shows a stronger recent form, capturing 44.83% of opponent's second serve points against Harry Wendelken's 43.13%.
• However, for first serve returns, Wendelken excels with a 31.22% success rate compared to Andaloro's 28.86%. Could this increase Wendelken's chances? This high first serve return rate provides him an advantage in breaking serves.
• When under pressure, Wendelken saves 54.10% of breakpoints, a slightly better performance than Andaloro's 51.15%. This suggests resilience in crucial moments.
• Over the last year, Andaloro has a better overall win rate at 72.50%, surpassing Wendelken's 59.72%, indicating consistent high-level play.
• Wendelken performs best on indoor hard courts with a 58% win rate, while Andaloro excels on hard surfaces with the same win percentage.
• Considering event levels, Andaloro's higher win percentage in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at 75% suggests superior form in comparable event settings.
• Wendelken has faced higher-ranked opponents averaging a rank of 369.92, potentially providing him more challenging match experience.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Andaloro's 69% win rate presents a noticeable advantage over Wendelken's 50% in such scenarios.

Editorial Prediction (October 17, 2025, UTC):

In terms of second serve and return game performance, Fabrizio Andaloro enters as the marginally superior competitor, demonstrating skill in maximizing point opportunities. Harry Wendelken, though slightly behind in some serve metrics, shows promise with an impressive first serve return rate.

While both players perform well on hard courts, Wendelken's track record against higher-ranked opponents may offer him valuable experience. However, Andaloro's consistency and ability to navigate deciding sets confidently positions him as the more formidable contender overall.

Considering match performance analytics and psychological resilience, Fabrizio Andaloro is favored to win, given his upper hand in match conversion rates and form.