Susan Bandecchi vs Georgia Pedone Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recently, Bandecchi has been more effective on their second serve, winning 40.22% of points compared to Pedone's 34.76%. Could Bandecchi's second serve hold the key to victory? It might.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Pedone slightly outperforms Bandecchi with 50.44% of points won versus 50.13%. Will this small edge be significant? Only time will tell.
• First serve return stats indicate an advantage for Pedone, securing 41.77% compared to Bandecchi’s 36.68%. First serve returns could be crucial in this match-up.
• Under pressure, Pedone has better breakpoint-saving abilities, managing to save 50.77% compared to Bandecchi’s 46.44%.
• Looking at their performance over the past year, Pedone has a higher match win percentage at 64.38%, while Bandecchi stands at 55.93%.
• Bandecchi excels on Indoor Hard courts with a 62% win rate, whereas Pedone does best on Clay with a 59% success rate. Which surface are they playing on today?
• Both players have mainly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, with Pedone winning 67.14% of these matches compared to Bandecchi’s 60%.
• The quality of opponents faces Pedone against lower-ranked players (average rank 382.93) compared to Bandecchi (average rank 291.81). How might this affect their confidence and performance?
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Pedone has a slight edge again, winning 58% of them compared to Bandecchi’s 54%.
• Pedone also has the upper hand in converting breakpoints, achieving 43.91% compared to Bandecchi’s 40.34%.

Editorial Prediction (August 8, 2025, UTC):

As they prepare to meet in the upcoming tennis match, both Bandecchi and Pedone bring distinct strengths and weaknesses to the court. Bandecchi's slightly superior second serve performance could be a factor in long rallies, and while their breakpoint conversion rate isn’t as strong, their experience against higher-tier opponents may provide an edge in crucial moments.

Pedone, although facing lower-ranked opponents, demonstrates consistent performance in pressure moments, saving more breakpoints and executing successful first serve returns more often. Their ability to win deciding sets, coupled with a stronger recent win percentage, positions Pedone as a formidable opponent.

Despite Bandecchi’s advantages on certain surfaces and recent opponent quality, the overall stats suggest that Pedone’s current form and key advantages in breakpoint opportunities and first serve returns place them as the more likely winner of the upcoming match.