Leonardo Primucci vs Luciano Emanuel Ambrogi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Ambrogi has superior second serve performance, winning 43.79% of points in the last six months, compared to Primucci's 37.86%. Could this influence the match outcome? High stats often do.
• In recent form, Ambrogi also excels in return games, achieving 47.6% on opponents' second serves, while Primucci manages 43.84%.
• First serve returns favor Ambrogi as well, with a 32.91% success rate against Primucci's 26.01%.
• Handling pressure is Ambrogi’s strength, as they save 50.81% of breakpoints, significantly higher than Primucci's 33.33%.
• Over the past year, Ambrogi has a 58.97% match win rate, while Primucci edges slightly higher at 68.42%.
• Ambrogi excels on clay with a 62% career win rate, whereas Primucci performs best on hard courts, achieving a 70% win rate.
• The level of competition differs; Ambrogi often plays in Challenger/ITF events, while Primucci competes mainly in Futures/Satellites with a 68.42% win rate.
• The average opponent ranking over the last year shows Ambrogi's opponents at 394.37, compared to Primucci’s at 117.53, indicating a higher level of competition for Primucci.
• In deciding sets, both players have an equal win rate of 50% over the past year, making this an interesting live betting point.
• Ambrogi converts 36.46% of breakpoints, whereas Primucci is slightly more efficient with 38.1%.

Editorial Prediction (August 5, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the statistics reveals that Ambrogi's strengths lie in their second serve performance, notably better return games, and a strong ability to save breakpoints. These aspects could play crucial roles in deciding the match.

Despite Primucci's higher overall match win rate and efficiency in break point conversion, the higher level of competition faced by Primucci suggests challenging past victories. However, Ambrogi's advantage in pressure situations and superior return stats provide them with a tactical edge.

When considering playing surfaces, Ambrogi shines on clay, a potential advantage depending on the match setting. Nonetheless, Primucci's hard court prowess should not be disregarded.

Given these insights, Ambrogi appears more likely to secure the victory in this matchup, thanks to their robust performance under pressure and adaptability across different aspects of the game.