Lucio Ratti vs Adolfo Daniel Vallejo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Vallejo has outperformed Ratti in second serve points, winning 43.33% compared to Ratti's 37.86%. Could this serve advantage lead to victory?
• Ratti slightly edges Vallejo in returning second serves, with a success rate of 48.55% to Vallejo's 47.13%. How crucial will return games be in deciding the winner?
• Ratti outperforms Vallejo on first serve returns, winning 31.97% of points versus Vallejo's 28.20%.
• Under pressure, Vallejo has saved more breakpoints than Ratti, with a 53.73% success rate compared to Ratti's 47.35%.
• Over the past year, Ratti has a slightly better win rate at 65.33%, while Vallejo follows closely at 61.64%.
• Ratti excels on hard surfaces with a 75% win rate there, whereas Vallejo's strongest surface is clay, where he also has a 75% win rate.
• Ratti typically competes in lower-tier tournaments more successfully than Vallejo, who participates more in Challengers/ITF tournaments with a moderate win rate.
• Vallejo has faced tougher opponents, whose average ranking is 306.56, as opposed to Ratti, whose opponents average a rank of 353.8.
• In deciding sets over the last year, Vallejo has a slight edge, winning 63% compared to Ratti's 60%.
• Ratti has a higher breakpoint conversion rate of 38.12%, compared to Vallejo's 36.07%.

Editorial Prediction (November 18, 2025, UTC):

As the match approaches, it's evident that both players have distinct strengths that could affect the outcome. Vallejo's superior second serve performance might give him an edge during critical points in the match.

Ratti's stronger return game presents a significant advantage, particularly when responding to first serves, potentially tipping the balance in his favor during long rallies.

Watching how both players handle pressure situations will be critical; however, Vallejo's higher breakpoint save rate suggests a slight psychological advantage under pressure.

Considering these factors and the level of opponents each player has faced, Vallejo's experience against higher-ranked competitors and his overall stronger saving and deciding set performance suggest he may be slightly favored to win this match.