Juan Estevez vs Facundo Bagnis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, analyzing second serve performance offers valuable insight into a player’s likelihood of success. Facundo Bagnis has not secured any points on his second serve, whereas his counterpart, Eduardo Estevez, has won 41.73% of these points. This significant disparity is a reliable indicator when predicting match outcomes.

When assessing return game stats, Bagnis has not won any points off his opponent's second serve, while Estevez has achieved a 45% success rate. Similarly, on first serve returns, Bagnis remains at 0%, in stark contrast to Estevez's 34.57%. These compelling figures suggest Estevez holds the advantage in their head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure, Estevez has proven more resilient, saving 47.1% of breakpoints compared to Bagnis's 0%. This is a crucial metric for betting predictions, as it highlights defensive capabilities. Over the past year, Bagnis boasts a 60% match win rate (W/L 12/8), which nearly parallels Estevez's 59.76% (W/L 49/33). However, Estevez's slightly lower win percentage is balanced by his success in larger event settings.

Surface performance adds another layer to the comparison. On clay, Bagnis has excelled with a 62% win rate (W/L 599/369), whereas his performance drastically drops on grass, securing no wins (W/L 0/9). Estevez similarly thrives on clay, winning 59% (W/L 102/72). Given both players’ proclivity for clay, this surface could be pivotal in their encounter.

In terms of match level, Bagnis has predominantly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments, securing victories in 75% of his matches (W/L 6/2). Estevez has focused more on Futures/Satellites/ITF events, achieving a 61.25% win rate (W/L 49/31). Notably, Bagnis has faced more formidable opponents over the past year, with an average opponent rank of 173.25 compared to Estevez’s 371.82.

Deciding set performances also provide a window into potential match outcomes. Over the past year, Bagnis has clinched 57% of deciding sets, slightly edging out Estevez, who has a 54% win rate in similar scenarios. When it comes to break point conversion—a decisive factor—Bagnis remains at 0% recently, whereas Estevez converts 32.08% of these opportunities.

Considering these statistics, Estevez emerges as the frontrunner, displaying a more consistent and reliable track record in crucial match aspects. His proficiency in break point conversion, under-pressure resilience, and return game strategies makes him the predicted winner in this head-to-head matchup.