Jacopo Berrettini vs Buvaysar Gadamauri Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Jacopo Berrettini's second serve points win rate is slightly lower at 45.16% compared to Buvaysar Gadamauri's 47.18%. Does this suggest Gadamauri might be stronger in this aspect? Yes, slightly.
• In terms of return points on opponents' second serves, Berrettini has a slight edge, capturing 48.64% compared to Gadamauri's 46.34%.
• Both players display similar capabilities in returning first serves, with Berrettini at 29.59% and Gadamauri at 28.90%.
• Under pressure, Berrettini has shown resilience by saving 58.19% of breakpoints, in contrast to Gadamauri's 55.18%.
• Over the past year, Gadamauri has a better match win rate at 64.29% compared to Berrettini’s 62.30%.
• Surface advantages: Berrettini thrives on clay with a 58% win rate, while Gadamauri excels on hard courts, also at 58%.
• Match experience is crucial; Gadamauri has competed frequently at smaller events where his win rate is higher at 64.29% compared to Berrettini’s 44.74% at higher-level tournaments.
• Their direct head-to-head record is evenly split, with each winning one match and six sets evenly shared.
• Matches between them average over 2.5 hours, suggesting closely fought battles.
• In deciding sets, Gadamauri holds a slight advantage with a 56% win rate versus Berrettini's 55% in the last year.
• Tiebreak records reveal Gadamauri having a 2-1 lead over Berrettini in their meetings.
• The quality of opponents faced over the last year favors Berrettini, who faced higher-ranked players on average.

Editorial Prediction (November 7, 2025, UTC):

Despite Jacopo Berrettini's slight edge in returning second serves and a better breakpoint saving percentage, Buvaysar Gadamauri's strengths on faster surfaces and higher match win rate over the past year highlight a crucial advantage.

Their previous encounters suggest a match that could easily stretch into long, intense sets, particularly given their balanced head-to-head history and the shared success in past encounters.

Considering Gadamauri's slightly better recent form and his resilience in deciding sets, he seems to have a small upper hand in this matchup.

While Berrettini might challenge on clay, especially given his preferred surface, the decisive factors tilt in favor of Gadamauri, making him the likely winner for their upcoming clash.