Juan Carlos Prado Angelo vs Luciano Emanuel Ambrogi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Within the past six months, Angelo has demonstrated strong second serve performance, securing 40.86% of points, slightly trailing behind Ambrogi's 42.68%. Additionally, Angelo has displayed remarkable skill in return games, winning 48.43% of his opponent's second serve points, compared to Ambrogi's 43.35%. It is notable that there is a distinct correlation between these stats and the accuracy of match predictions.

The pressure analysis highlights Angelo's ability to save 47.74% of breakpoints in recent performances. However, Ambrogi edges out with a slightly superior breakpoint save rate of 53.16%. This factor provides valuable insight for in-game betting, especially under high-pressure scenarios. Meanwhile, when it comes to converting breakpoint opportunities, Angelo performs well with a 36.53% conversion rate, compared to Ambrogi's 30.29%.

In terms of adaptability to different surfaces, Angelo thrives on hard courts with a 64% career win rate, while performing less impressively on indoor hard courts with a 33% win percentage. Ambrogi, meanwhile, excels on clay with a 62% win rate but struggles on hard courts, winning only 20% of matches. This information could prove instrumental when anticipating performance relative to surface type.

Comparatively, over the last year, Angelo has won 60.29% of his matches (41 wins out of 68), closely rivaled by Ambrogi, who boasts a slightly higher win rate of 62.03% (49 wins out of 79). They both primarily compete at the Challengers/ITF level tournaments, with Ambrogi having a marginal edge, winning 57.89% compared to Angelo’s 52.94%.

In direct head-to-head encounters, Angelo has a slight advantage, having beaten Ambrogi in 2 of their 3 matchups. Notably, Angelo won their most recent clash in a clay court tournament with a decisive 6-3, 6-1 victory. Throughout their meetings, the average match duration has stretched to 1:28:20, yet they have never contended in a deciding set or tiebreak, highlighting potential matches under extreme pressure.

Examining their matches over the last year, Angelo has faced opponents ranked on average at 328.13, while Ambrogi's adversaries had a slightly higher average rank of 363.16. This disparity in opponent quality might favor Angelo strategically. Moreover, if the fixture extends into a deciding set, Angelo has an imposing 69% win ratio over the past year, whereas Ambrogi holds a 50% success rate, establishing Angelo as a stronger contender in elongated matches.

Given these statistical insights and performance patterns, Angelo appears to be the likely victor in this matchup based on his superior record in crucial scenarios, recent head-to-head advantage, and stronger surface preferences.