Igor Gimenez vs Noah Thurner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent second serve performance, Thurner narrowly leads Gimenez by winning 42.19% of points compared to Gimenez's 41.94%. Will this small margin influence the match outcome?
• Gimenez shows a stronger return game, securing 48.08% of points on opponents' second serves against Thurner's 44.01%.
• When it comes to returning opponents' first serves, Gimenez maintains an edge with a 32.2% success rate versus Thurner's 29.68%.
• Under pressure, Thurner exhibits a higher proficiency in saving breakpoints at 56.8% compared to Gimenez's 53.33%.
• The overall performance sees Thurner win 56.25% of matches in the past year, slightly ahead of Gimenez who has won 54.1%.
• Gimenez thrives on clay with a 58% win rate, while Thurner performs better on hard surfaces at 46%.
• Both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K, with Gimenez winning 60.53% and Thurner 56.25% of these matches.
• In terms of opponent quality, Thurner has faced a higher average-ranked opposition of 279.8 versus Gimenez's 324.44.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Gimenez appears to have a substantial advantage, winning 62% of such scenarios over the past year, whereas Thurner's rate is 33%.
• Gimenez's breakpoint conversion in recent form stands at 44.92%, outpacing Thurner's 35.63%, a critical factor when capitalizing on break opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (August 12, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Gimenez and Thurner showcases a clash of distinct playing strengths and vulnerabilities.

Gimenez showcases a formidable return game, which could turn the match in his favor, especially with his superior ability to convert break points and win deciding sets. On the other hand, Thurner demonstrates resilience under pressure by saving breakpoints more efficiently.

Their comparable second serve performances add an additional layer of intrigue to the contest. However, Gimenez's better performance in returning serves and breaking points may provide a slight edge.

Although Thurner faces higher-ranked opponents, Gimenez's overall recent form, particularly his proficiency in grind-heavy conditions and decisive set situations, positions him as the likely winner of this match.