Lorenzo Giustino vs Andres Fernandez Canovas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance on second serves, Giustino has an edge, securing 43.9% of points compared to Canovas' 36.09%. This difference is particularly significant as the second serve performance often correlates with the accuracy of predicting match outcomes. Looking at their ability to retrieve points, Canovas has managed to win 45.72% of their opponent's second serve points, while Giustino has won 49.25%. For first serve returns, Giustino maintains a lead with 28.74% against Canovas' 25.3%, which is an important factor in determining the favored player in this head-to-head matchup.

When under pressure, evaluated through breakpoint saving statistics, Giustino again shows a slight advantage by saving 51.94% compared to Canovas who saved 48.33%. This statistic can be particularly useful for in-game betting insights. Over the last year, Canovas has boasted a match win rate of 68.57% with a record of 24 wins and 11 losses, whereas Giustino has won 64.29% of his matches, with a record of 54-30. These records contribute to the overall prediction for their head-to-head performance.

Examining their favored playing surfaces, Canovas excels on Hard courts with a 64% win rate (56 wins and 32 losses), while his performance on Clay diminishes to 58% (59 wins and 42 losses). On the contrary, Giustino finds his strength on Clay surfaces with a win rate of 55% (397 wins against 330 losses), but significantly struggles on Grass with no wins recorded. Both players have predominantly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K in the past year, where Canovas has won 68.57% of matches and Giustino 70.37%, reflecting their experience level.

In terms of direct encounters, they have faced each other once; Canovas emerged victorious with a solid 6-3, 6-4 win at the M 25 Vale do Lobo on a Hard court. This match lasted approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes, offering insight into their competitive dynamics. While they have yet to face a deciding set, Giustino's tour-wide deciding set win percentage of 68% surpasses Canovas' 60%, hinting at his resilience in close contests.

Despite Canovas' higher level of competition, facing opponents with an average rank of 226.51 compared to Giustino's 406.05, the overall statistical landscape suggests Giustino may have a slight advantage. He also outperforms Canovas in breakpoint conversion, securing 34.78% against 23.68%. Taking these factors into account, the prediction leans towards Giustino capturing the victory in their upcoming match.