Luka Pavlovic vs Gonzalo Bueno Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Pavlovic has been stronger on the second serve, winning 49.09% of points compared to Bueno's 41%.
• Bueno excels at returning the opponent's serves, particularly on the first serve with a 31.38% win rate, outperforming Pavlovic's 20.68%.
• When facing breakpoints, Bueno has been slightly better, saving 54.79% compared to Pavlovic's 50.94%.
• Overall, Pavlovic boasts a superior win rate over the last year, winning 72.22% of matches, while Bueno has won 46.55%.
• Both players prefer clay courts, but Pavlovic has a better career win percentage on clay at 64%, against Bueno’s 55%.
• Discussing competition levels, Pavlovic has performed better at higher-level tournaments, winning 66.67% of matches compared to Bueno's 44% in similar events.
• In their head-to-head history, Bueno has beaten Pavlovic in their only encounter, which was on clay, winning 7-5, 6-2.
• Bueno has played against tougher opponents, with an average rank of 263.59, while Pavlovic's opponents average at 337.6.
• Both players have a strong record in deciding sets, with Bueno winning 60% and Pavlovic 70%. Does this indicate any advantage if the match goes the distance? It suggests Pavlovic might have a slight edge in deciding moments.
• Bueno holds a break point conversion rate of 36.75%, significantly higher than Pavlovic's 24.44%, which could be critical during in-play bets.

Editorial Prediction (May 14, 2025, UTC):

Though Pavlovic exhibits a stronger win ratio and better second serve performance overall, Bueno shows remarkable skill in service return and breakpoint conversion.

Considering their earlier match, where Bueno triumphed on clay, and his ability to tackle higher-ranked opponents, Bueno seems to have a strategic advantage, particularly on the clay surface.

However, Pavlovic's strength in deciding set situations introduces a potential twist if the match extends that far.

Taking into account these factors, Bueno is slightly favored to win in the upcoming match, especially if he capitalizes on his service return and breakpoint opportunities.