Nicolas Villalon vs Igor Gimenez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When examining second serve performance in recent months, Gimenez has achieved a success rate of 39.25% in winning points, whereas Villalon excels with 45.04%. This stat is a significant indicator for predicting match outcomes. The superiority in second serve points won by Villalon suggests a potential edge in play consistency.

Return game statistics provide further insights. Gimenez has managed to win 48.77% of points on their opponents' second serves, while Villalon's rate stands at 46.92%. This suggests both are competitive in return games. For first serve return stats, Villalon shows a slight dominance, capturing 33.33% compared to Gimenez's 30.13% of points. These metrics greatly influence who might be favored in head-to-head confrontations.

Under high-pressure situations, breakpoints saving abilities are crucial. Gimenez has demonstrated a breakpoint save rate of 54%, outperforming Villalon's 51.01%. Such statistics can be instrumental for in-game betting predictions, providing an edge to Gimenez during pivotal points.

Analyzing performance over the past year reveals that Gimenez has won 50% of their matches (W/L 24/24), surpassing Villalon, who has secured only 41.46% victories (W/L 17/24). This data contributes to an overall prediction of their head-to-head matchup dynamics, indicating Gimenez's slight lead in match outcomes.

Looking at playing surfaces, Clay emerges as the preferred ground for both players. Gimenez has a higher winning rate on Clay at 58% (W/L 137/101), compared to Villalon's 48% (W/L 53/58). Conversely, Hard surfaces appear challenging, with Gimenez winning 50% (W/L 16/16) and Villalon struggling at 29% (W/L 2/5). These surface statistics may influence the match outcome significantly.

Regarding the level of competition, both players have primarily competed in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Gimenez has a higher win rate of 55.56% (W/L 15/12) in these events compared to Villalon's 43.24% (W/L 16/21), indicating a slight advantage in lower-tier tournaments. The event level heavily impacts predicting the match favorite.

When considering opponent quality over the past 12 months, Gimenez has faced competitors with an average rank of 387.25, while Villalon's opponents had a higher average rank of 294.44. This suggests that Villalon might be more accustomed to facing tougher opponents, which could influence performance dynamics.

If this match extends to a deciding set, Gimenez has shown a 50% success rate in winning such sets over the past year, outperforming Villalon’s 36% win rate. This statistic might be vital for live predictions and betting, especially if both players reach a decisive set.

Break point conversion stats reveal Gimenez has achieved a conversion rate of 48.89% in recent form, compared to Villalon's 44.44%. This data can be quite influential for making in-game betting predictions when either player holds a breakpoint opportunity.

Based on the comprehensive examination of all statistics and factors, Gimenez appears to hold a narrow edge in this upcoming match, with strengths in various gameplay aspects providing promising indicators for victory.