Stefano Travaglia vs Andrea Pellegrino Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Travaglia tops Pellegrino in second serve points, winning 47.14% compared to Pellegrino's 44.85%. Does this give Travaglia an edge? It seems so!
• When it comes to return games, Travaglia again leads, taking 46.43% of opponent's second serve points, compared to Pellegrino's 42.34%.
• Both players have similar first serve return stats, with Pellegrino slightly outperforming Travaglia by 0.46%.
• Under pressure, Travaglia has saved 52.16% of breakpoints, a slight advantage over Pellegrino's 49.85%.
• Overall performance in the past year shows Pellegrino with a better win percentage (63.64%) compared to Travaglia's 58.93%.
• Clay surfaces favor Travaglia, as he has a career win rate of 64%, while Pellegrino's is 57% on the same surface.
• On grass, both players perform poorly, with Pellegrino notably weaker at 17% wins.
• Both have played the majority of their matches in Challenger/ITF tournaments > $10K, with Pellegrino showing a slightly higher win rate.
• In direct head-to-head matches, Travaglia leads with 5 wins to Pellegrino's 3 out of 8 encounters.
• Travaglia tends to dominate deciding set scenarios in their head-to-head matches, winning all three instances.
• While Pellegrino excels in tiebreak situations, winning 4 out of 6 against Travaglia, does this suggest a potential weakness for Travaglia under extreme pressure?
• Overall, past matchups show Travaglia generally plays tougher opponents with an average rank lower than those Pellegrino faces.
• Pellegrino displays higher success in deciding sets against all players with a 79% win rate, possibly indicating strong resilience.
• Travaglia is more efficient in converting breakpoints, achieving a rate of 37.72% compared to Pellegrino's 31.58%.

Editorial Prediction (September 6, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing both players' performance metrics and recent trends, Travaglia seems to have the upper hand in various aspects crucial to match outcome. His superior second serve performance and return game stats give him a slight edge in power play situations. Additionally, his ability to save breakpoints further underscores his under-pressure playing capability.

On clay, which is both players' preferred surface, Travaglia boasts a greater career win percentage, reinforcing his tactical advantage on this surface. Although Pellegrino has been notably stronger in deciding sets across all matches, Travaglia has proved dominant in their direct head-to-head encounters, showing resilience and mental fortitude in tiebreaks.

While Pellegrino's overall recent win rate suggests competitiveness, Travaglia's higher breakpoint conversion and consistent head-to-head advantage appear decisive. Therefore, the prediction leans towards Stefano Travaglia as the likely winner of this upcoming match.