Ignacio Buse vs Roman Andres Burruchaga Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Ignacio Buse has shown slightly stronger performance on his second serve, winning 45.67% of points compared to Roman Andres Burruchaga's 43.01%. Is second serve performance crucial? Yes, as it correlates with match prediction accuracy.
• When returning their opponent’s second serve, Burruchaga has the edge, winning 50.30% of points, while Buse has won 43.46%. In first serve returns, their stats are almost identical, with Buse at 28.33% and Burruchaga at 28.19%, showing no clear superiority in this aspect.
• Under pressure, Buse saves 57.07% of breakpoints, surpassing Burruchaga's 50.00%, indicating Buse might handle crucial moments better.
• Looking at the past year, Buse has won 64.00% of matches, while Burruchaga has had a slightly better win rate at 65.12%. However, both are closely matched in their win-loss records.
• On different surfaces, Buse excels on clay, winning 63% of his matches, while Burruchaga also has a strong record on grass, winning 63% of the time. These surface preferences might influence performance depending on where they play.
• Both players mainly compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, with Burruchaga winning 69.84% of matches recently compared to Buse's 66.07%. Match level might affect competition outcome.
• Their head-to-head is tied at 1-1, with Burruchaga winning three sets to Buse's two, though Buse won their last encounter on clay.
• Burruchaga has faced higher-ranked opponents on average (rank 197.07) compared to Buse (rank 261.29), which might suggest Burruchaga has faced more challenging competition.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Buse has a better record, winning 67% of these matches compared to Burruchaga's 56%.
• In terms of break point conversion, Burruchaga converts 36.97% of opportunities, while Buse converts 32.10%, giving Burruchaga a slight advantage in capitalizing on break points.

Editorial Prediction (November 15, 2025, UTC):

Both Ignacio Buse and Roman Andres Burruchaga bring competitive strengths to this upcoming match. Buse has demonstrated a slight edge in second serve performance and resilience under pressure, saving a higher percentage of breakpoints. His success on clay surfaces adds to his strengths if the match is on his preferred surface.

Burruchaga, on the other hand, shows prowess in converting break points and has performed admirably against tougher opponents, which may prepare him better for high-stakes situations. Though their head-to-head record is currently equal, Burruchaga's higher performance against top-tier competition cannot be ignored.

Considering the overall statistics and recent performances, Roman Andres Burruchaga is slightly more favored to win this match, especially if he leverages his excellent return game and breakpoint conversion rates.