Lorenzo Angelini vs Stefanos Sakellaridis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Sakellaridis has demonstrated superior second serve performance, winning 43.31% of these points compared to Angelini's 36.65%. Could this be a crucial factor in determining match success? It often is.
• Angelini excels slightly in winning points on opponents' second serves, achieving a 50.3% success rate against Sakellaridis' 47.58%.
• Comparing first serve return points, Angelini again shows an edge over Sakellaridis with a 32.52% versus 26.92%, potentially influencing who might be favored in head-to-head matchups.
• Under pressure, Sakellaridis has a stronger breakpoint save rate of 55.14%, outperforming Angelini's 44.94%, which is significant for in-game betting strategies.
• Performance differences are seen in match outcomes over the past year, with Sakellaridis winning 66.2% of their matches, compared to Angelini's 57.78%.
• Both players have their highest career win percentages on Hard courts, with Sakellaridis at 61% and Angelini closely following at 60%.
• Sakellaridis has shown a higher match win rate in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at 70.69%, whereas Angelini stands at 57.78% in the same venues.
• Regarding opponent quality, Angelini has faced better-ranked players, with an average opponent rank of 247.38 compared to Sakellaridis' 512.87.
• In deciding sets, Sakellaridis boasts a notable 78% win rate, which surpasses Angelini's 67% and may be a deciding factor if the match goes the distance.
• When it comes to converting breakpoints, Angelini has a higher rate of 40.7% compared to Sakellaridis' 31.68%, an important stat for live betting when break points arise.

Editorial Prediction (June 24, 2025, UTC):

Sakellaridis enters this match with a clear advantage in overall win percentages over the last year and a higher level of success in saving breakpoints, suggesting resilience under pressure. This might play a significant role in tight situations.

Angelini, however, has demonstrated a slightly better ability to convert break points and win against higher-ranked opponents, which could be advantageous if they face a higher caliber of adversary. However, Sakellaridis’ edge in consistent match wins and second serve proficiency provides them with a considerable upper hand.

Considering these factors, Sakellaridis emerges as the likely winner of the upcoming match, as their strengths in pressure situations and overall match success rates appear to outweigh Angelini's.