Pedro Sakamoto vs Nicolas Bruna Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent play, Nicolas Bruna won 41.28% of points on his second serve, slightly lower than Pedro Sakamoto's 42.09%.
• Could a slightly better second serve performance give Pedro Sakamoto an edge? Yes, it could indicate a stronger baseline game.
• For second serve return points, Nicolas Bruna claimed 44.24%, narrowly trailing Pedro Sakamoto's 44.64%.
• Nicolas Bruna boasts better first serve return stats, winning 30.54% of points compared to Sakamoto’s 23.56%.
• When facing breakpoints, Sakamoto saved 52.45%, slightly outperforming Bruna's 49.74%.
• In the past year, Bruna has a match win rate of 55.38%, whereas Sakamoto has been slightly more successful with 59.65%.
• Bruna’s strength lies on indoor hard courts, winning 75%, while Hard surfaces remain a weakness with a 27% win rate.
• Sakamoto excels on clay with a 75% win rate, yet finds indoor hard courts less favorable with a 50% win rate.
• Over the past year, Sakamoto has been more effective in ITF $10K tournaments, winning 71.88% of matches compared to Bruna’s 56.25%.
• In their head-to-head matchup, Sakamoto leads 1-0, having secured both sets in their previous encounter decisively.
• Bruna's opponents averaged a rank of 230.35, higher in quality compared to Sakamoto’s opponents with a ranking average of 350.91.
• In deciding sets, Sakamoto has a slight edge, winning 50% compared to Bruna's 47% over the past year.

Editorial Prediction (October 31, 2025, UTC):

As both players gear up for their upcoming match, several factors seem to sway the advantage slightly towards Pedro Sakamoto. While both players have had similar recent form in aspects like second serve performance, Sakamoto's slight edge is evident in key metrics like breakpoints saved and overall match win rate.

Additionally, Sakamoto's ability to effectively handle lower-ranked opponents more frequently could provide a tactical advantage, especially considering his previous victory over Nicolas Bruna.

With Sakamoto's proven track record on clay and their previous head-to-head result, he appears to be the more likely winner in this upcoming showdown.