Nuria Brancaccio vs Aurora Zantedeschi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Brancaccio has a slightly better second serve performance, winning 37.85% of points recently while Zantedeschi edges higher with 40.99%.
• Who has the upper hand in return games? Brancaccio has a slight edge, winning 51.26% of opponents' second serve points compared to Zantedeschi's 49.75%.
• In terms of first serve return percentage, Brancaccio shows stronger performance at 39.05% compared to Zantedeschi's 34.15%.
• Brancaccio has the ability to save breakpoints slightly more effectively, achieving a 46.85% success rate, compared to Zantedeschi's 45.98%.
• Looking at the past year, Brancaccio's win rate is notably higher at 61.4% compared to Zantedeschi's 56.92%.
• What surface suits them best? Both players have their best records on clay, with Brancaccio showing a 62% win rate and Zantedeschi a 59% win rate.
• Brancaccio excels in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 70.21% of matches, while Zantedeschi wins 54.55% at the same level.
• The players have faced off twice, each winning one match, though Brancaccio secured three of five sets played.
• In extreme pressure situations, Brancaccio won the only tiebreak they've played against Zantedeschi.
• Brancaccio's opponents have been of slightly higher quality, with an average rank of 264.12 compared to Zantedeschi's 348.23.
• Interestingly, Zantedeschi has a higher deciding set win rate at 69% versus Brancaccio's 50% over the past year.
• In recent form, Brancaccio converts breakpoints at 42.74%, while Zantedeschi has been able to do so at a rate of 38.66%.

Editorial Prediction (September 17, 2025, UTC):

Based on the recent data, Brancaccio demonstrates a slight advantage in second serve performances and exhibits stronger return game statistics. This is particularly notable in first serve returns, showcasing a greater ability to challenge Zantedeschi's serve.

Although Brancaccio and Zantedeschi are equally matched head-to-head, Brancaccio stands out in crucial match moments, as their statistics under pressure reveal.

Brancaccio’s experience against higher-ranked opponents and stronger performance on clay, which is their best surface, provides another noticeable edge.

While Zantedeschi shows a commendable deciding set record, which could play a role if the match extends, Brancaccio’s overall win rate and efficiency in converting breakpoints bolster their likely superiority in this matchup.

Given these factors, Brancaccio is projected to be the likelier winner of the upcoming tennis match.