Jacopo Berrettini vs Imanol Lopez Morillo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Berrettini's recent second serve point win rate is 44.7%, slightly higher than Morillo's 44.19%. Does this suggest a slight edge for Berrettini in serve performance? Yes, it does.
• In return games, Berrettini has secured 49.43% of points on opponents' second serves, marginally better than Morillo's 47.51%.
• Morillo outperforms on first-serve return points, with a 33.42% win rate compared to Berrettini's 31.74%, hinting at a possible advantage for Morillo in returning strong serves.
• Under pressure, Morillo excels with a 57.78% breakpoint save rate, compared to Berrettini's 55.04%–crucial for retaining service games.
• Over the past year, Morillo has a superior match win percentage of 61.9% versus Berrettini's 56.9%.
• Both players have a preference for clay, but Morillo has a slightly better win rate of 59% compared to Berrettini's 56% on this surface.
• Berrettini has mainly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 47.73%, whereas Morillo has played more often in Futures/Satellites, achieving a 62.5% win rate.
• When faced with higher-ranked opponents, Morillo typically competes against players ranked 335.17, while Berrettini's average opponent rank is 391.76, indicating tough competition for Morillo.
• In deciding sets, Berrettini has a small edge, winning 60% compared to Morillo's 58% across all matches.
• Berrettini's breakpoint conversion rate of 38.75% surpasses Morillo's 33.33%, indicating potentially stronger performance in critical game moments.

Editorial Prediction (June 4, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing their recent performances, Berrettini slightly edges out Morillo in second serve effectiveness, which often correlates with match success.

However, Morillo has shown a stronger tendency to win under pressure with a higher breakpoint save percentage, alongside a better win rate over the past year.

While Berrettini proves adept in converting breakpoints and winning deciding sets, Morillo's overall recent performance, including match win percentage and experience against higher-ranked players, suggests competitive readiness.

Considering the current stats and trends, Morillo is slightly more likely to win the upcoming match, but both players have viable paths to victory.