Igor Gimenez vs Pavlos Tsitsipas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Tsitsipas has a slight advantage in second serve performance, winning 47.07% of points as opposed to Gimenez's 41.84%. Could this be a key factor in the match outcome?
• When it comes to returning their opponent's second serve, Gimenez slightly leads with a win rate of 47.94% versus Tsitsipas's 45.78%.
• In first serve return points, Gimenez has a strong edge, winning 32.52% compared to Tsitsipas's 25.81%. This stat is crucial for predicting match favorites.
• Both players show similar resilience under pressure, with Gimenez saving 53.01% of breakpoints and Tsitsipas a marginally higher 55.09%.
• Gimenez has had a stronger win/loss record over the past year, securing victories in 50% of matches compared to Tsitsipas's 37.04%.
• Clay is the preferred surface for both players; however, Gimenez has a superior career win percentage of 57% on clay, while Tsitsipas stands at 44%.
• Tsitsipas has played against slightly higher-ranked opponents on average over the last year, with an opponent rank of 322.89 versus 347.5 for Gimenez.
• Both players have an identical record in deciding set situations, each winning 60% of such matches in the past year.
• Gimenez demonstrates more effectiveness in converting breakpoints, with a conversion rate of 44.71%, compared to Tsitsipas's 34.65%.
• Tournament level context shows Gimenez has succeeded more often in lower-tier events, winning 54.84% of matches compared to Tsitsipas's 40% in similar events.

Editorial Prediction (July 25, 2025, UTC):

In anticipation of this upcoming match, the data shows a nuanced comparison between Gimenez and Tsitsipas. Both players have notable strengths that could impact the outcome, such as Gimenez's proficiency in breakpoint conversion and first serve returns.

However, Tsitsipas has demonstrated a sturdy performance in saving breakpoints and competing against higher-ranked opponents, along with a solid second serve point win percentage.

While both players have identical records in deciding sets, Gimenez has exhibited stronger overall performance over the past year in terms of match wins and surface competence, especially on clay.

Factoring in these statistics, Gimenez holds a slight edge in this head-to-head matchup and is the likely favorite to win the forthcoming match.