Pedro Vives Marcos vs Noah Lopez Cherubino Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Question: Which player has recently performed better on their second serve? Cherubino has won 51.16% of points on their second serve, outperforming Marcos who has won 42.55%.
• Question: How do the players compare in returning their opponent's second serves? Marcos holds the edge, winning 48.54% compared to Cherubino's 43.8%.
• When it comes to returning first serves, Cherubino is more effective with 31.86% success, while Marcos has 28.09%.
• In pressure situations, Cherubino stands out by saving 46.88% of breakpoints, compared to Marcos's 37.5%.
• Last year, Marcos showed superior overall performance with a 75% win rate (W/L 9/3) against Cherubino's 52.94% (W/L 18/16).
• On their best surface, Cherubino is most comfortable on Hard courts with a 48% success rate, while Marcos excels on Clay with 59%.
• Marcos has also faced lower-ranked opponents, averaging an opponent rank of 604.83, contrasted with Cherubino's 146.03.
• If the match goes into a deciding set, Marcos has a slight advantage, winning 75% of such sets, over Cherubino's 67%.
• In converting breakpoints, Marcos has been more effective, with a 41.38% success rate, while Cherubino has converted 32.14%.

Editorial Prediction (August 19, 2025, UTC):

Given the recent form, Cherubino demonstrates stronger second serve performance and better resilience under pressure. These skills are crucial for match play consistency.

However, Marcos has a higher success rate on breakpoints and excels at returning second serves, granting him the edge in these critical areas. Although Marcos has faced generally lower-ranked opponents, his impressive overall win rate of 75% last year cannot be dismissed.

Considering the players' strengths and weaknesses, along with Marcos's efficacy on breakpoints and his higher success on his preferred surface, it seems Marcos is the more likely winner for this match.