Imanol Lopez Morillo vs Emil Rast Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does each player perform on their second serve? Rast hasn't won any points on second serve in the last 6 months, while Morillo has achieved a 42.19% success rate.
• Return game comparison reveals Rast has not won any points on opponents' second serves recently, contrasted with Morillo's 46.02% success rate. Similarly, Morillo leads in first serve returns at 29.24% while Rast remains at 0%.
• Can they handle pressure well? Rast has saved none of the breakpoints faced lately, yet Morillo has saved 49.76%, indicating better composure under pressure.
• Overall match success: Rast holds a 33.33% win rate over the past year (6 wins, 12 losses), while Morillo boasts a higher win rate of 63.27% (31 wins, 18 losses).
• Which surface gives the players an advantage? Both players favor Clay, with Morillo having a 60% win rate on this surface compared to Rast's 43%.
• In Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, Rast wins 33.33% of the time, whereas Morillo claims victory in 64.44% of these matches.
• Regarding opponent quality, Rast faces stronger competitors with an average ranking of 77.22 versus Morillo's opposition, ranked average at 407.31.
• Considering deciding sets, Rast wins 40% of the time, slightly less than Morillo, who wins 46% in this scenario.
• In converting breakpoint opportunities lately, Rast again falls short with 0%, while Morillo converts 33.05% of such chances.

Editorial Prediction (August 27, 2025, UTC):

The comparison of second serve statistics reveals a significant edge for Morillo. With a success rate over 42% compared to Rast's lackluster performance, Morillo is expected to have the upper hand in rallies initiated by second serves.

In terms of returning against the serve, Morillo again displays better capabilities on both first and second serve returns. This could play a crucial role in deciding the victor of key points throughout the match.

Pressure handling greatly favors Morillo, who saves a considerable percentage of breakpoints recently, contrasting starkly with Rast's struggles in this area.

Long-term performance trends further illustrate Morillo's superior form, marked by a higher overall win rate across the past year and specific dominance in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments. The disparity in opponent quality, however, may suggest Rast has been facing tougher competition.

Given the current form and the comparisons drawn, Morillo emerges as the likely winner, leveraging their superior performance under pressure and on the return, along with a proven track record in tournament play.