Imanol Lopez Morillo vs Milan Welte Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Morillo is stronger in second serve points, winning 44.59% compared to Welte’s 37.14%. Could this be a deciding factor? Likely, as it strongly correlates with match outcomes.
• In return games, Morillo also leads, winning 48.4% of second serve return points against Welte's 47.06%. However, Welte outperforms on first serve returns with 40% versus Morillo’s 30.83%.
• Morillo handles pressure better, saving 56.69% of breakpoints compared to Welte’s 46.15%, which might influence in-match scenarios.
• Overall win rates in the past year are close: Morillo at 62.22% and Welte at 61.9%, demonstrating consistency in their performances.
• Morillo excels on clay with a 59% win rate, while Welte's best surface is hard courts with a 71% win rate, indicating surface preferences.
• Both players have mainly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events recently, with similar win percentages; Morillo at 62.79% and Welte at 61.9%.
• Morillo has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a 339.4 rank versus Welte’s 460.38, possibly giving Morillo an edge in handling higher-level play.
• Morillo has a significant edge in deciding sets, winning 58% compared to Welte’s 33% over the last year, which could be crucial late in a match.
• Morillo converts breakpoints more effectively, with a conversion rate of 32.5% over Welte’s 25%, valuable for seizing opportunities during the match.

Editorial Prediction (June 20, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match sees Morillo with a slight edge based on recent performance metrics. Morillo’s dominance in second serve points and higher breakpoint conversion rate are crucial factors that can influence the match's dynamics.

Welte presents strong first serve returns and is favored on hard courts. Yet, Morillo's superior handling of high-pressure situations and more experience against stronger opponents might play to his advantage, especially in critical match moments.

If the match reaches a deciding set, Morillo's 58% success rate compared to Welte's 33% suggest Morillo's composure might prevail.

Considering all factors, Morillo is the predicted winner for this match, given his versatile strengths and resilience under pressure.