Manuel Guinard vs Gabriele Piraino Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Guinard has won 43.82% of points on their second serve, slightly outperforming Piraino, who has won 42.98%. Does this give Guinard an edge? Slightly, but only marginally.
• When it comes to returning second serves, both players are almost neck and neck, with Piraino at 44.54% and Guinard at 44.48%. Small differences here may not decisively indicate the stronger player.
• Regarding returning first serves, Piraino holds an edge, claiming 32.5% compared to Guinard's 28.34%. This statistic could favor Piraino in this matchup.
• Piraino shows a slight edge in saving breakpoints, with 53.61% compared to Guinard's 53.33%. Could Piraino's adeptness here sway the match? It's likely, but not definitive.
• In the past year, Piraino's overall win rate is significantly higher at 58.06% compared to Guinard’s 36.11%, showing consistent superiority in match outcomes.
• Both players excel on clay; however, Guinard's long-term performance shows a 61% win rate compared to Piraino’s 58%, indicating a potential advantage on this surface.
• Piraino has played more consistently in Futures/Satellite tournaments, winning 67.31% of those matches against Guinard’s 35% win rate at a higher level, potentially indicating adaptable performance.
• The average rank of opponents faced by Guinard is 271.67, suggesting tougher competition compared to Piraino's opponents' average rank of 438.18. Might this experience provide Guinard with an unseen advantage?
• In deciding sets, Guinard performs better, winning 36% compared to Piraino's 25%. This could be crucial if the match is tightly contested.
• Piraino leads in breakpoint conversion with 35.67% against Guinard's 25.61%, which could potentially be decisive in critical game moments.

Editorial Prediction (June 8, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head statistics depict a closely matched contest between Guinard and Piraino, with both players exhibiting specific strengths.

Guinard shows better overall experience against tougher opponents and a slightly higher success rate in deciding sets, suggesting resilience under pressure.

Conversely, Piraino exhibits superior breakpoint conversion and returns more effectively against first serves, illustrating an aggressive and opportunistic gameplay style.

Despite Guinard's minor edge on clay and in deciding sets, Piraino's superior win percentage over the past year and advantageous breakpoint statistics make them a slight favorite to secure this match.