Henry Searle vs Fabrizio Andaloro Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When it comes to second serve performance in the last six months, Andaloro has a slight edge, winning 48.1% of points compared to Searle's 46.94%. Could this give Andaloro an advantage?
• For return games, Searle has been more effective on opponent's second serve points, winning 46.67% against Andaloro's 45.69%. However, Andaloro surpasses Searle on first serve returns, capturing 28.95% of points compared to Searle's 24.09%.
• Searle has been more successful under pressure, saving 62.03% of breakpoints, while Andaloro manages a 55.07% success rate in these situations.
• In the past year, Andaloro boasts a stronger match win rate of 68.06%, earning victories in 49 of 72 matches, while Searle has a 53.85% win rate with 28 victories out of 52 matches.
• Both players perform best on hard surfaces, yet Andaloro holds a superior 66% career win rate, whereas Searle has a 57% win rate.
• On the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K circuit, Andaloro slightly outperforms Searle with a 69.23% win rate versus Searle's 66.67% over the past year.
• Their head-to-head record is even, with each player securing one win over two matches and Searle capturing the most recent hard court encounter.
• In deciding sets, Andaloro is more reliable, having won 63% of them over the past year, while Searle has won just 38%.
• Tiebreak results show Andaloro with a slight edge, winning two of three played against Searle.
• Over the last 12 months, Searle competed against higher-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 363.5, whereas Andaloro faced players averaging a rank of 429.53.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion in recent matches, Andaloro has been more efficient, converting 30.86% versus Searle's 23.75%.

Editorial Prediction (July 24, 2025, UTC):

Evaluating second serve performance reveals a slight advantage for Andaloro, potentially indicating a key strength in his game. In return games, although Searle excels in second serve returns, Andaloro's superior first serve return efficiency could play a crucial role.

Searle's superior breakpoint defense indicates resilience under pressure, a crucial factor in tightly contested matches. However, Andaloro's higher overall win percentage reflects greater consistency across the past year.

The head-to-head history is balanced, though Andaloro's tiebreak performance suggests an edge in critical moments. Additionally, Andaloro's competency in deciding sets presents a significant advantage if the match extends to that point.

Ultimately, Andaloro's ability to convert breakpoints more effectively and his overall consistency over the past year suggests he is the more likely winner in this upcoming match against Searle.