Luca Udvardy vs Raquel Gonzalez Vilar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the recent six months, Luca Udvardy has a slight advantage in second serve performance, winning 38.51% of points compared to Raquel Gonzalez Vilar's 37.42%.
• Raquel Gonzalez Vilar demonstrates stronger performance in return games, winning 55.96% against opponents' second serves compared to Udvardy's 50.72%. Conversely, Udvardy has an edge on first serve returns, winning 39.17% compared to Vilar's 35.65%.
• Under pressure, Vilar excels in saving breakpoints, with a success rate of 53.98% versus Udvardy's 36.94%.
• Over the past year, Udvardy has a slightly better win percentage of 65.79% (W/L 25/13) compared to Vilar's 63.16% (W/L 12/7).
• Surface preference could play a crucial role: Udvardy thrives on clay courts with a 71% win rate, whereas Vilar performs best on hard courts with the same 71% win rate.
• Both players largely play at different levels; Udvardy competes mostly in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 56.52%, while Vilar competes in Futures/ITF tournaments, with a 60.00% win rate.
• Vilar has faced slightly lower-ranked opponents with an average rank of 401.16 compared to Udvardy's 383.32 in the past year.
• In matches decided in a final set, Udvardy has won 67% of these situations, while Vilar has a success rate of 57%.
• In terms of break point conversion, Vilar is more effective, converting 44.00% of opportunities compared to Udvardy's 38.64%.

Editorial Prediction (November 19, 2025, UTC):

Luca Udvardy and Raquel Gonzalez Vilar present a fascinating match-up with strengths that counterbalance each other. Udvardy's slight advantage in second serve performance could offer an upper hand, although Vilar's formidable return game might neutralize this advantage.

Significantly, under pressure scenarios like breakpoints, Vilar has outperformed Udvardy, which could prove crucial in tight moments. However, Udvardy's stronger performance on clay might tilt the balance if the match is on such a surface.

The challenge for Vilar will be capitalizing on her better breakpoint conversion and return game, whereas Udvardy could leverage her better track record in final sets if the match extends.

Given these factors, the match could be closely contested, but Raquel Gonzalez Vilar appears to have a slight edge, especially if she capitalizes on her strengths in high-pressure points and the surface favors her play style.