Henri Squire vs Filippo Romano Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance indicates that Filippo Romano has a slight edge, winning 44.83% of points compared to Henri Squire's 40.43%. Does this give Romano an advantage in the match?
• In return games, Squire has excelled, winning 49.51% of points on opponent's second serves, compared to Romano's 45.58%. Could Squire's return game be a decisive factor?
• First serve return percentages are close, with Romano having a narrow lead at 28.43% over Squire's 27.59%.
• Both players are almost equal at breakpoint saves with Squire at 56.60% and Romano at 56.68%.
• Looking at their overall match win rates over the past year, Squire has a slightly higher percentage at 53.13%, compared to Romano's 51.67%.
• Henri Squire performs best on indoor hard courts with a 64% win rate, while Filippo Romano excels on clay surfaces with a 45% win rate.
• Squire has mainly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K with a win rate of 54.00%, while Romano has participated primarily in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 64.29% of his matches.
• In their direct encounters, Squire leads with one win over Romano. Their most recent match saw Squire win in three sets on clay.
• When facing different competitive levels, Squire has played against stronger opponents, with an average rank of 312.8, while Romano’s opponents averaged a rank of 373.92.
• In deciding sets, Squire has won 35% over the past year as opposed to Romano's 23%, which could influence the outcome if the match reaches a deciding set.

Editorial Prediction (September 29, 2025, UTC):

The comparison of recent performances and historical data highlights significant strengths for both Henri Squire and Filippo Romano. While Romano shows strength in second serve performance, Squire compensates with superior return game skills, particularly on opponents' second serves, suggesting a well-rounded approach to countering serve weaknesses.

A notable insight is Squire's slightly superior match win rate over the past year and his higher level of competition, indicating resilience against tougher opponents. Additionally, his success rate in deciding sets gives him an advantageous edge if the match extends to a close contest.

Despite Romano's proficiency on clay, Squire has shown his ability to overcome this in their last clay meeting. This, coupled with his track record in head-to-head encounters and overall surface adaptability, marks him as a strong contender.

Considering these factors, Henri Squire is predicted to be the likely winner of the upcoming match against Filippo Romano.