Juan Carlos Manuel Aguilar vs Nicholas Godsick Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Aguilar and Godsick compare in second serve performance? Aguilar has recently won 42.86% of points on their second serve, whereas Godsick hasn't managed to win any.
• In recent return game stats, Aguilar outperforms by winning 45.45% of their opponent's second serve points, while Godsick again registers 0%.
• When it comes to first serve returns, Aguilar still leads with 29.59% compared to Godsick's 0% success rate.
• Aguilar's ability to handle pressure is evident as he has saved 52.22% of breakpoints, compared to Godsick's 0%.
• Overall, Aguilar has won 64.62% of matches this past year, while Godsick has managed to win only 40% of theirs.
• Examining the best performing surfaces, Aguilar has the greatest success on Clay with a 60% win rate, while Godsick's best is a 50% win on indoor hard courts.
• Both players often compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Aguilar winning 71.11% of these matches compared to Godsick's 50%.
• When considering opponent quality, Aguilar has faced competition with an average rank of 429.15, whereas Godsick has played against a better average rank of 370.6.
• In deciding sets, Aguilar shows resilience by winning 61% of these matches in the past year, while Godsick has not secured any deciding sets.
• Break point conversion reflects Aguilar's strength as they convert 37.5% of opportunities, with Godsick again at 0%.

Editorial Prediction (June 12, 2025, UTC):

As we consider the upcoming tennis match between Aguilar and Godsick, several key statistics stand out in Aguilar's favor. Recent performances highlight Aguilar's stronger second serve points won, with a notable advantage over Godsick who hasn't secured any points in that area.

Aguilar's return game also showcases a clear edge, effectively capitalizing on both first and second serve returns, which could prove crucial during the match. In handling high-pressure situations, Aguilar demonstrates greater composure and effectiveness by saving significantly more breakpoints than Godsick.

Match results from the past year further cement Aguilar's status as the more successful player overall, with a higher win percentage. Additionally, Aguilar's strong clay court performance could be a decisive factor if the match is played on that surface.

Taking into account all these factors, including Aguilar's superior breakpoint conversion and resilience in deciding sets, Aguilar appears to be the likely winner for this match against Godsick.