Juan Estevez vs Guido Ivan Justo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Prepare yourself for a tennis showdown that could almost be titled "Second Serve Shenanigans," with Justo dazzling us by taking home 41.53% of the spoils, while Estevez edges slightly ahead with 42.26%. Their point-snatching tendencies are far more than mere coincidence; it’s like cheating in the game prediction lottery!

If return games are your thing, lean in for this curveball! Justo has been pocketing an impressive 46.93% of his opponent’s second serve points in recent performances, whereas Estevez clings closely at 46.81%. However, when it comes to those fast and furious first serves, Estevez tops the leaderboard with 35.24%, leaving Justo juggling at 32.55%. Try cracking your head around who to pick based on that load of racket racketeering.

Clearly, under pressure, both players would save fewer breakpoints than someone trying to rescue a goldfish from a tree! Still, Justo's 50.81% of baked-point saves tops Estevez’s 47.8%, making him the Houdini of the tennis court.

Pirouetting across surfaces, Justo waves his magic wand, enchanting clay courts with a career win rate of 62%. Estevez calls him out, opting for the same dusty surface with a 59% win rate. Indoors, though, Justo’s 0% on I.hard means he might as well play hungry hungry hippos instead!

In a showdown of sheer will, over the past year, Justo waves his victory flag 65.82% of the time, dialing in a 52/27 win-loss record. Estevez clutches his victory standard with a decent 59.21%, carving out a 45/31 record. When they step off the future satellites and onto the court, Justo’s mind-boggling 73.33% win rate at $10K events hints at him being the night's dapper darling, while Estevez modestly tags along at 60%.

Lacing up for head-to-head battles, Justo shadows Estevez with three wins out of four, sneaking past him in the deciding sets three times. The inexorable head-on collisions afforded Justo 6 of the 11 sets, with Estevez netting 5. At 2 hours and 3 minutes on average per showdown, your popcorn might just run out before the drama ends!

In games of rank and file, Justo’s adversaries pen in at an average rank of 329.73, leaving Estevez to wrestle with players boasting ranks of 380.76 in the past year. As for deciding set deciders, Justo conquers 65% of them if things come to a boiling point, while Estevez stalls at 54%.

So, teasing out the tale of the tape, Justo beckons as the court’s showman. His track record burns brighter with every serve and return. Predictions are no laughing matter, but whisper it softly: Justo seems poised to have the last laugh, spinning his racket all the way to victory!