Raul Brancaccio vs Pedro Rodenas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Raul Brancaccio has a stronger second serve performance, winning 46.47% of points recently, while Pedro Rodenas secures 40.34%.
• In terms of returning the opponent's serves, Rodenas has a slight edge on second serves, winning 48.70% compared to Brancaccio's 46.10%.
• For first serve returns, Rodenas again leads with 33.70% over Brancaccio's 31.03%.
• Brancaccio more effectively handles pressure, saving 51.74% of breakpoints, over Rodenas's 48.62%.
• Over the past year, Rodenas boasts a higher match win rate at 64.29%, while Brancaccio holds 55.07%.
• Each player's best performance varies by surface: Brancaccio excels on Hard courts, winning 61%, whereas Rodenas performs best on Clay, with the same win percentage.
• Rodenas competes more at the Futures/Satellites level with a win rate of 64.29%, while Brancaccio's involvement is more in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 50%.
• Analyzing opponent ranks, Brancaccio faces stiffer competition, with an average rank of 394.86 versus Rodenas's 496.11.
• In deciding sets, Rodenas appears more resilient, winning 43% compared to Brancaccio's 33%.
• Rodenas is more efficient in converting break points, doing so at a rate of 40.26%, whereas Brancaccio manages 34.35%.
• Which player benefits more from these trends? Rodenas seems better adapted to shifting match situations.

Editorial Prediction (November 16, 2025, UTC):

As we assess the upcoming tennis match, several areas emerge where Pedro Rodenas might have the upper hand. His adeptness at converting break points and superior performance in return games suggest he could capitalize on Raul Brancaccio's serves.

While Brancaccio showcases strong serving under pressure, Rodenas's ability to face lesser-ranked opponents and succeed in deciding sets indicates his potential in high-stakes moments.

This nuanced understanding underscores Rodenas's well-rounded game, particularly on clay and during Futures/Satellites tournaments, pointing to a likely victory in his upcoming clash with Brancaccio.