Rafael Tosetto vs Igor Gimenez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Gimenez's second serve points success rate is slightly better at 41.79% compared to Tosetto's 39.82%. Can this slight edge make a difference? It often correlates highly with match outcomes.
• In return game performance, Gimenez outshines Tosetto by winning 46.55% of opponent's second serve points versus Tosetto's 44.22%. First serve return stats further favor Gimenez at 33.04% against Tosetto’s 26.72%.
• Both players show a similar level of resilience under pressure, with Gimenez saving 50.12% of breakpoints and Tosetto saving 48.3%.
• Their win/loss records over the past year are close; Gimenez has a slight edge with 53.85% vs. Tosetto's 54.55% winrate.
• On their favored clay surface, Gimenez leads with a 58% win rate compared to Tosetto's 51%. Both are less effective on hard courts, though Gimenez still leads slightly.
• Gimenez has been more successful in Futures ITF level tournaments, winning 59.52% of matches, whereas Tosetto has won 56.25%.
• Head-to-head results strongly favor Gimenez, who has won both encounters, including all but one set, and the last meeting convincingly on clay.
• If it goes to a deciding set, Gimenez's 60% success in the past year is stronger than Tosetto’s 25%.
• In tiebreaks during their direct matches, Gimenez leads 1-0.
• The average rank of opponents faced by Gimenez has been lower compared to Tosetto, suggesting Tosetto has competed against tougher players.
• Gimenez converts a higher percentage of breakpoint opportunities at 43.03%, compared to Tosetto’s 34.62%.

Editorial Prediction (September 16, 2025, UTC):

Gimenez has demonstrated superiority in several critical areas such as second serve effectiveness, breakpoint conversion, and return game strength. His recent head-to-head victories over Tosetto add substantial weight to expectations.

Despite Tosetto facing stronger opponents, which suggests experience at a higher level, it's Gimenez's consistent performance metrics that paint a clearer picture of advantage.

Gimenez's success in tiebreaks and deciding sets lends further support to his potential dominance, particularly on clay where he has a better historical record. The statistical comparison suggests that Igor Gimenez is the likely winner in this upcoming match.