Matteo Berrettini vs Mariano Navone Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the arena of second serve success over the last six months, Navone has clinched 48.22% of points, contrasted with Berrettini's marginally superior 50.23%. This metric is crucial because there's a noteworthy correlation between second serve prowess and predicting the match victor. Similarly, when it comes to returns, Navone has shown a recent knack for winning 45.55% of their opponent’s second serve points, narrowly outperforming Berrettini who stands at 43.86%. However, on first serve return points, Navone leads decisively with 28.99%, leaving Berrettini trailing with just 19.95%. Such statistics play a significant role in forecasting who might have the upper hand in future matchups.

Moreover, under pressure, Berrettini has demonstrated greater resilience, saving 64.97% of breakpoints compared to Navone’s 52.45% – a vital stat for those keen on in-game betting predictions. Additionally, in terms of converting breakpoints recently, Navone has been more efficient, capitalizing on 35.29% of opportunities, while Berrettini has managed 23.6%. Opponent quality is another factor to consider; Navone has faced competitors with an average rank of 75.48 over the past year, whereas Berrettini's foes have averaged a higher rank of 62.7, showcasing a slight advantage in the quality of opponents faced.

An overview of overall performance shows that in the past year Navone has managed a win rate of 44.64% (25 wins, 31 losses), whereas Berrettini boasts a more formidable win rate of 66.67% (36 wins, 18 losses). Surface proficiency also plays a key role; Navone excels on clay with a winning percentage of 65% (223 wins, 119 losses), whereas Berrettini is most dominant on grass with a remarkable 79% success rate (45 wins, 12 losses). Navone struggles significantly on grass with a win percentage of 0% (0 wins, 4 losses), while Berrettini’s weakest surface is indoor hard courts, where he has a win percentage of 55% (36 wins, 30 losses).

Concerning player level, Navone has participated predominantly in main tour matches, maintaining a 44.83% win rate (13 wins, 16 losses), while Berrettini has achieved a higher success rate of 71.88% (23 wins, 9 losses) in similar events. Their head-to-head history leans favorably toward Berrettini, who has won their singular previous encounter at the Grand Prix Hassan II in Marrakech, defeating Navone 6-7(4), 6-3, 6-2. The pressure of tie-breaks witnessed Navone winning 1 out of 1, although in deciding sets, Berrettini stands slightly favored, having won 44% compared to Navone’s 43% in the past 12 months.

Finally, taking into account their direct head-to-head performance, overall statistics, and considering Navone's success in tie-breaks but Berrettini's more consistent overall match success, Berrettini emerges as the statistically favored player to clinch victory in their upcoming encounter.