Matthew Dellavedova vs Pietro Rimondini Head to Head Stats

• Matthew Dellavedova has a significant advantage in second serve performance, winning 41.47% of points over the last six months, whereas Pietro Rimondini has not won any.
• When returning serves, Dellavedova has won 42.82% of points on second serves and 28.61% on first serve returns, while Rimondini stands at 0% for both, highlighting a possible edge for Dellavedova.
• Under pressure, Dellavedova has saved 53.83% of breakpoints in recent matches, with Rimondini failing to save any, indicating stronger resilience from Dellavedova.
• In overall performance, Dellavedova has a 54.43% win rate over the last year, whereas Rimondini has no recorded wins, potentially favoring Dellavedova.
• Analyzing surface preference, Dellavedova performs best on Hard courts with a 58% win rate, while Rimondini's best is on I.hard at the same percentage. Could this give Rimondini an edge on certain surfaces?
• Considering the level of play, Dellavedova competes mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a 63.64% win rate, while Rimondini has not participated in recorded events, raising questions about his competitive form.
• Direct head-to-head matchups show Rimondini leading with a 1-0 record against Dellavedova, having won their only encounter on an I.hard surface.
• The average ranking of Dellavedova's opponents in the past 12 months is 358.39, highlighting a more challenging competitive environment compared to Rimondini's lack of recent opponents.
• Should the match reach a deciding set, Dellavedova has a robust 60% success rate, suggesting better performance under high-stakes conditions compared to Rimondini's 0% rate.

Editorial Prediction (December 23, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match between Matthew Dellavedova and Pietro Rimondini presents an intriguing contrast in styles and recent performances.

Matthew Dellavedova demonstrates stronger second serve and return stats, which are critical indicators of success. His ability to thrive under pressure and his extensive experience against higher-ranked players further amplify his edge.

Rimondini, though achieving victory in their last head-to-head on an I.hard surface, lacks recent competitive experience and displays significant weaknesses in serve return and breakpoint defense.

Considering these factors, Matthew Dellavedova emerges as the likely winner for this match, given his superior performance metrics and resilience under pressure.