Pedro Sakamoto vs Leonardo Monferrer Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When comparing second serve performance over the past six months, Pedro Sakamoto has won 41.27% of points, slightly trailing Leonardo Monferrer who has won 42.17%.
• Looking at return game stats, Sakamoto has won 44.21% of points on opponents' second serves, whereas Monferrer leads with 51.66%. On first serve returns, Sakamoto has 24.03% compared to Monferrer's 30.72%.
• Under pressure, Sakamoto has saved 49.13% of breakpoints recently, outperforming Monferrer who saved 41.61%.
• Performance over the past year shows Sakamoto winning 61.90% of matches compared to Monferrer’s 46.67%.
• Assessing surface preferences, Sakamoto excels on clay with a 58% win rate, whereas Monferrer performs best on indoor hard surfaces with a 58% win rate.
• In terms of player level and win rates at the ITF $10K level in the last year, Sakamoto has been winning 73.68% while Monferrer has a 52.63% success rate.
• Regarding opponent quality, Sakamoto has faced tougher competition with an average opponent rank of 320.59, while Monferrer's average opponent rank sits at 402.33.
• How do they fare in deciding sets? Monferrer has a slight edge, winning 64% of deciding sets compared to Sakamoto's 56% over the past year.
• Sakamoto has a slight edge in break point conversion, making 35.04% of opportunities while Monferrer has converted 33.72%.

Editorial Prediction (November 14, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Pedro Sakamoto and Leonardo Monferrer presents an intriguing face-off, with both players showcasing distinctive strengths. Sakamoto has demonstrated a higher match win percentage over the last year and shows resilience under pressure by saving more breakpoints.

Despite Monferrer’s slight edge in winning more deciding sets, Sakamoto’s superior performance on clay courts, his primary surface, is a significant advantage. Additionally, Sakamoto has faced stronger competition in recent matches, potentially preparing him better for this encounter.

Given the stats and recent trends, Pedro Sakamoto appears to have a slight upper hand in this matchup and is more likely to emerge victorious against Leonardo Monferrer.