Juan Manuel Cerundolo vs Antoine Ghibaudo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do their recent second serve performances compare? Juan Manuel Cerundolo has performed better, winning 46.83% of his second serve points, compared to Antoine Ghibaudo's 41.62%.
• In return games, Cerundolo also shines, taking 50.65% of his opponent's second serve points, while Ghibaudo achieves 44.03%.
• What about first serve returns? Cerundolo is slightly ahead with 27.58% of points won, compared to Ghibaudo’s 24.43%.
• How do they handle high-pressure situations like breakpoints? Antoine Ghibaudo edges ahead, saving 53.04% of breakpoints over Cerundolo's 50.00%.
• Looking at overall performance over the last year, Ghibaudo has won 63.46% of his matches, narrowly surpassing Cerundolo's 61.84%.
• Surface preference suggests an advantage for Cerundolo on clay, winning 65% of matches played, while Ghibaudo performs best on grass but struggles on clay with a 47% win rate.
• Both players mainly compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments, with Cerundolo having a slight edge with a win rate of 65.71% compared to Ghibaudo’s 61.54%.
• Cerundolo consistently challenges higher-ranked opponents, with an average opponent rank of 195.2, whereas Ghibaudo's average opponent rank is 322.73.
• In deciding sets, Ghibaudo appears stronger, winning 69% of these matches, compared to Cerundolo's 60%.
• When converting breakpoints, both players are fairly evenly matched, with Ghibaudo slightly better at 35.29% compared to Cerundolo's 34.88%.

Editorial Prediction (November 25, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the stats, Juan Manuel Cerundolo has shown greater consistency in second serve performance and returning his opponent's serve, which often correlates to match outcomes.

While Antoine Ghibaudo boasts better performance in high-pressure scenarios, and a higher deciding set win percentage, the overall edge in returning ability suggests Cerundolo may have the upper hand on the day.

Considering Cerundolo's superior track record on clay surfaces, he may be better equipped to handle the match conditions if played on this surface. Ghibaudo's better performance against lower-ranked opponents and on grass courts could be a limitation here.

Taking into account all these factors, Juan Manuel Cerundolo appears to be the more balanced competitor, suggesting he is more likely to win this upcoming tennis match.