Matteo Gigante vs Vilius Gaubas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In evaluating the second serve performance over the past six months, Gigante has won 42.64% of points, whereas Gaubas has claimed 45.53%. This statistic is crucial for predicting match outcomes and could signify a significant edge for Gaubas. Similarly, under pressure, Gaubas has exhibited better breakpoint resilience, saving 53.55% compared to Gigante’s 44.94%, an essential figure for in-game betting insights.

In return games, Gigante has won 50.43% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Gaubas has secured 46.8% in recent matches. The figures for first serve returns show Gaubas slightly ahead with 28.58% over Gigante's 26.81%. Such data can be pivotal in determining the favorite in a head-to-head contest, especially given its high correlation with match prediction accuracy.

When examining overall performance, Gigante boasts a win rate of 53.57% (W/L 30/26) in the last year, slightly eclipsing Gaubas who has a 52.05% win rate (W/L 38/35). This head-to-head overview sets the stage for determining who might have the upper hand in upcoming matches. Notably, Gigante has played against opponents with an average rank of 209.45 over the past 12 months, while Gaubas's adversaries averaged a ranking of 283.59, indicating a potential advantage for Gigante in competitive matchups.

In terms of surface preferences, Gigante has excelled on Hard courts with a career win percentage of 71% (W/L 56/23), whereas Gaubas shines on Clay with a 64% success rate (W/L 123/69). Both players struggle on Indoor Hard surfaces, with Gaubas showing a slightly better performance. Regarding match level, Gigante and Gaubas have predominantly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, with victory rates of 54.05% (W/L 20/17) and 55.38% (W/L 36/29) respectively, indicating comparable competitive environments.

In clutch situations, if this match enters a deciding set, Gigante seems more adept, winning 71% of deciding sets over the past year compared to Gaubas's 59% success rate. Breakpoint conversion rates further support Gaubas with a superior 41.67% conversion relative to Gigante's 35.48%, marking critical moments to watch during live betting scenarios.

Analyzing these statistics holistically suggests that Gaubas may possess a slight advantage going into this match, largely due to superior second serve and breakpoint stats. However, one should not underestimate Gigante's prowess in deciding sets and performance against higher-ranked opponents. Ultimately, based on these keen insights, Gaubas is predicted to have the upper hand in this contest, though prudent observers will recognize the tight margins these two competitors share.