Jose Pereira vs Luciano Emanuel Ambrogi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Hold onto your rackets because this match is giving more twists than a tangled string! When it comes to serving up some second serves, Pereira's been hitting the sweet spot 46.01% of the time over the past six months. Ambrogi, on the other hand, serves just slightly shy, winning 42.8% of points on their second serve. A small difference, but a crucial one, like a tennis ball deciding to kiss the line or take a nap in the net.

Now, if we bounce over to those return game stats, we've got a bit of an edge for Pereira again. He’s snagging 46.09% of his opponent's second serve points, whereas Ambrogi is narrowly close at 41.88%. On first serve returns, it's almost like they're twins separated at birth – Pereira's at 30.65% and Ambrogi at 30.07%. You’d think they're playing mirror tennis! And if you think that's close, check this out: when they’re under the stress of saving break points, Ambrogi outswings Pereira, with 53.68% of breakpoints saved compared to Pereira's 49.48%. Talk about performing under pressure!

The big picture in the past year shows Pereira and Ambrogi having a solid run, but Ambrogi edges forward with a win percentage of 60.53%, leaving Pereira trailing at 52%. However, when it comes to their preferred surfaces, Pereira digs the Hard courts, winning 63% there, while Ambrogi is a clay crusader, sliding to 62%. And speaking of slippery stats, on Hard, Ambrogi's career win rate plummets to 20%, almost as if he’s using a frying pan instead of a racket!

Both athletes have mostly been serving up racquet magic at the Challengers/ITF tournaments also over $10K. Ambrogi stands taller here, winning 55.56% of such matches, while Pereira's been seeing stars with a 44.44% win rate, completely tilting the scales of who’s the top banana. And oh, in the world of rankings, Ambrogi's been grappling with slightly tougher rivals, facing opponents with an average rank of 362.17, possibly explaining his extra swagger in the stats.

When the match points are as tight as spandex, and we hit a deciding set showdown, Pereira could be your dark horse, pulling a win out of the hat 64% of the time. Ambrogi trails behind here, with only a 48% rate. Prediction? Well, here's a smashing serve: buckle up for some intense exchanges and capers, but if numbers are anything to court, Pereira might just edge out with a grin! That’s unless Ambrogi brings his A-game, and we all know tennis is served with a hefty dollop of unpredictability!