Matias Ponce De Leon Gomila vs Rodrigo Alujas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do they compare in second serve performance? Rodrigo Alujas wins 40.05% of points, slightly below Matias Ponce De Leon Gomila's 41.83% over the last six months.
• In terms of return game success, Rodrigo has a slight edge on opponents' second serves with 46.96% compared to Matias's 46.77%.
• For first serve returns, Rodrigo also outperforms with 32.12% versus Matias's 27.75%.
• Under pressure, Matias saves 60.71% of breakpoints, indicating a potential advantage, while Rodrigo saves 56.87%.
• Overall match performance sees Matias with a significantly higher win rate of 80.00% versus Rodrigo's 49.06% in the past year.
• Which surface suits them best? Rodrigo performs well on Hard courts (53%), whereas Matias excels on Clay (53%).
• Both players have participated predominantly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, with Matias winning 80.00% and Rodrigo 55.00% of their matches in these competitions.
• When it comes to opponent quality, Rodrigo has faced players averaging a rank of 251.87, giving Matias a noticeable edge with no rank average data.
• In deciding sets, Matias shows superior mental endurance with a 75% win rate, compared to Rodrigo's 47% over the past year.
• Current event performance could shift outcomes, depending on player form within this specific tournament.

Editorial Prediction (November 6, 2025, UTC):

In recent months, both Rodrigo Alujas and Matias Ponce De Leon Gomila have shown admirable performances, but certain statistics highlight which player might hold an advantage in their upcoming match.

Matias Ponce De Leon Gomila demonstrates stronger match efficacy overall, with a formidable 80.00% win ratio over the past year, compared to Rodrigo's 49.06%. His ability to handle pressure better is evidenced in his superior breakpoint save percentage, adding another layer of advantage.

Rodrigo does have the upper hand in first serve return performance, yet against Matias's remarkable deciding set record, this may prove insufficient.

Given Matias's overall consistency and specific strengths under pressure, he is statistically more likely to emerge victorious in their forthcoming encounter.