Luciano Emanuel Ambrogi vs Enzo Kohlmann De Freitas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve stats show Freitas slightly leads with 46.94% points won compared to Ambrogi's 44.11%. Does this edge impact predictions? Yes, it often correlates with match outcomes.
• Ambrogi's return game shines with 45.11% of second serve points won, but Freitas is ahead with 51.18%. On first serve returns, Freitas again has the upper hand at 34.27% compared to Ambrogi's 32.59%.
• Under pressure, Freitas saves 54.05% of breakpoints, marginally better than Ambrogi's 52.54%. Will this be pivotal during crucial game moments? Quite possibly for in-game predictions.
• Looking at the past year, Ambrogi boasts a higher match win rate of 62.65%, surpassing Freitas's 57.14%.
• Both players excel on clay, yet Ambrogi's 62% win rate on clay outmatches Freitas's 55%.
• Ambrogi competes mostly in Challengers/ITF events, winning 57.14% of those matches, whereas Freitas shines more in Futures/Satellites, with a 64% win rate.
• In terms of opponent quality, Freitas faces tougher competitors, with average opponents ranked at 207.96, versus Ambrogi's 365.52.
• If the match stretches to a deciding set, Freitas holds a slight advantage with a 60% success rate, compared to Ambrogi's 54% over the last year.
• Break point conversions are comparable, with Freitas narrowly leading at 34% versus Ambrogi's 33.52%.

Editorial Prediction (May 29, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the head-to-head statistics reveals subtle strengths and gaps between Ambrogi and Freitas in several key areas of their game. Freitas holds a small yet consistent advantage in second serve performance and return statistics which traditionally align with predicting match results.

Freitas also confronts higher-ranked opponents more frequently, suggesting adaptability to challenging opponents. When under pressure, Freitas manages to save more breakpoints, a promising sign for crucial match moments.

However, on familiar clay surfaces, Ambrogi's higher win percentage and overall year-long match victories speak of sustained performance.

In conclusion, while both competitors exhibit formidable skills and clay court prowess, Freitas is slightly favored to win, given her proficient return game, handling of pressure moments, and exposure to stronger opposition.