Simone Agostini vs Leonardo Taddia Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Agostini has secured 40.86% of points on their second serve, slightly trailing behind Taddia, who has managed 43.71%.
• How do they fare when returning second serves? Agostini outshines Taddia by winning 49.12% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Taddia's 45.56%.
• Interestingly, both players have identical first serve return stats at 28.99%, highlighting a particular area without differentiation.
• Under pressure, Agostini appears more effective in saving breakpoints, achieving a 50% success rate, whereas Taddia manages 42%.
• A performance analysis over the last year shows Agostini winning 47.73% of their matches, a slight edge over Taddia's win rate of 41.94%.
• Which surface do they excel on? Agostini shows better proficiency on Clay (52% win rate), while Taddia prefers Hard courts (55% win rate).
• When considering the level of competition, Agostini played against opponents averaging a rank of 244.39, in contrast to Taddia's average opponent rank of 195.03.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Agostini is marginally better, with a 56% success rate compared to Taddia's 55%.
• Agostini has a notable breakpoint conversion rate (44.44%) which surpasses Taddia’s rate of 28.21%, an integral factor during critical match moments.

Editorial Prediction (August 4, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the players' performances, Agostini has demonstrated more resilience under pressure, notably in breakpoint opportunities and handling deciding sets. These are often pivotal moments that can alter the course of a match.

Despite Taddia's slightly superior second serve performance, Agostini shows stronger results when returning, an advantage that can frequently translate into significant game-winning opportunities.

Agostini's higher success rates on Clay courts, along with their effectiveness in high-pressure scenarios, suggest a slight edge in this contest.

After considering these factors, Agostini appears to be the likely winner in the upcoming match.