Thiago Agustin Tirante vs Matteo Gigante Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• During the past six months, Tirante has secured 46.02% of points on their second serve, while Gigante trails slightly with 44.96%. This suggests a minor edge for Tirante when the game's intensity shifts to the second serve.
• Gigante excels during return games, having claimed 49.38% of points on opponent's second serves, compared to Tirante's 42.59%. Could Gigante's superior return game dictate the match outcome?
• On first serve returns, both players are close, with Gigante's 26.59% marginally topping Tirante's 25.07%.
• Under pressure, Gigante has managed to save 54.14% of breakpoints, narrowly surpassing Tirante's 52.16% breakpoint save rate.
• Considering their overall yearly performance, Tirante has a slight advantage with a 60.26% win rate (47 wins, 31 losses) compared to Gigante's 55.74% win rate (34 wins, 27 losses).
• Both players favor hard courts for their best performances, but Gigante is notably superior on this surface with a 70% win rate compared to Tirante's 63%.
• Tirante leads in lower-tier tournaments, winning 66.67% of matches, while Gigante's success rate is 55.26% in similar events.
• Rivals faced by Tirante in the past year were slightly more challenging, with an average opponent rank of 195.83, against Gigante's 207.67.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Gigante holds a significant advantage, having won 75% of such sets, compared to Tirante’s 44%.
• Regarding break point opportunities, Gigante converts 31.82% of attempts, edging out Tirante's 29.17% conversion rate, hinting at potential in-game opportunities for Gigante.

Editorial Prediction (August 12, 2025, UTC):

In the upcoming match, both players showcase distinctive strengths and areas for tactical exploration. Tirante's competency with second serve points and slight lead in overall match wins mark him as a formidable opponent.

Meanwhile, Gigante's prowess in returns, especially on second serve points, grants him a potentially decisive edge. His ability to win a large majority of deciding sets further solidifies his position, particularly if the competition extends into tight final stanzas.

Moreover, while both athletes perform well on hard courts, Gigante's 70% success rate on this surface could impact the match result significantly.

Based on current data, while Tirante has several competitive attributes, Gigante’s formidable combination of return game efficiency and deciding set dominance might make him the slight favorite to win this encounter.