Oskar Grzegorzewski vs Andrea Bacaloni Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How crucial is second serve performance for match prediction? Grzegorzewski exhibits a stronger performance, winning 47.86% of second serve points in the past six months, compared to Bacaloni's 35.93%.
• Who dominates the return game? Grzegorzewski has a slight advantage in returning opponent's second serves, winning 48.72% of the points, while Bacaloni is close behind at 47.83%.
• When it comes to returning first serves, Bacaloni holds the edge by winning 37.33% of points compared to Grzegorzewski's 29.26%.
• Who's better under pressure? Grzegorzewski saves 46.67% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Bacaloni’s 42.19%.
• In terms of overall match performance over the last year, Grzegorzewski has won 63.33% of matches, while Bacaloni has a win rate of 52.5%.
• Regarding surface preferences, both players perform best on clay courts, with Grzegorzewski having a 61% win rate and Bacaloni 56%.
• Their least successful surface is hard courts, where Grzegorzewski wins 54% of the time and Bacaloni 45%.
• How significant is direct head-to-head experience? Grzegorzewski leads with one win in their single encounter, winning 2 out of 3 sets.
• On average, their matches last over 2 hours and 26 minutes, indicating closely contested games.
• In deciding sets, Grzegorzewski has a winning record against Bacaloni but overall Bacaloni has a higher percentage (71%) compared to Grzegorzewski’s 60% when going into deciding sets.
• Grzegorzewski faces slightly stronger opponents on average, ranked at 170.67 compared to Bacaloni’s average opponent ranking of 179.65.
• In recent form, Bacaloni has a higher breakpoint conversion rate, successfully converting 55.81% compared to Grzegorzewski’s 40.74%.

Editorial Prediction (June 18, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head statistics suggest Grzegorzewski has the upper hand in their direct encounters, winning the single match they have played against Bacaloni. This factor, combined with his superior performance in deciding sets against Bacaloni, hints at an advantage.

Grzegorzewski's strong second serve performance and ability to return second serves effectively make him a formidable player in rally points. Although Bacaloni boasts better first serve returns and breakpoint conversions, Grzegorzewski's ability to withstand pressure and save breakpoints could neutralize these strengths.

Considering both players' compatibility with clay surfaces, their overall recent winning percentages, and the average ranking of their opponents, Grzegorzewski appears to be the more consistent performer. Thus, Grzegorzewski is likely to win the upcoming match.