Jacob Adaktusson vs Ivan Arenas-Gualda Head to Head Stats

• In the last six months, both Jacob Adaktusson and Ivan Arenas-Gualda have demonstrated an inability to win points on their second serves, which could be crucial in predicting match outcomes. Could this hint that their second serves might be a liability?
• When it comes to returning games, neither player has managed to win points on their opponent’s second or first serves recently. How might this impact their chances in the upcoming match?
• Analyzing their ability to save breakpoints recently, both players have shown no success, which might suggest issues under pressure could be a deciding factor in tight situations.
• Over the past year, neither Adaktusson nor Arenas-Gualda has secured any match victories (W/L 0/0), indicating a lack of competitive play or form.
• Jacob Adaktusson excels on indoor hard courts with a 57% win percentage, while Ivan Arenas-Gualda shares the same win percentage on hard courts but struggles more on clay.
• Their past direct head-to-head encounter favors Adaktusson, who has won the only match between them in straight sets on an indoor hard court.
• Both players have faced opponents with an average rank of 0 in the past year, which makes it challenging to assess their level of competition and performance.
• In potential deciding sets, neither player has managed to win any in the past year, possibly indicating endurance or mental toughness issues during crucial moments.

Editorial Prediction (December 24, 2025, UTC):

Both Jacob Adaktusson and Ivan Arenas-Gualda have struggled significantly in several key areas over the past year. Their difficulties with second serves, return games, and breakpoints suggest vulnerabilities that could be exploited by opponents. Despite these challenges, their previous match-up ended in favor of Adaktusson, who demonstrated a clear advantage on an indoor hard court, his preferred surface.

Given that neither player has shown recent form or competition victories, the outcome is unpredictable. However, considering Adaktusson’s past head-to-head performance and success on indoor hard courts, he appears slightly better positioned for this encounter.

Considering these factors, Jacob Adaktusson is projected to have a marginal advantage and could likely emerge victorious in this upcoming match.