Thiago Cigarran vs Valerio Aboian Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent performances, Valerio Aboian demonstrates a stronger second serve, winning 45.86% of points, compared to Thiago Cigarran's 37.56%.
• Both players exhibit similar return statistics, with Aboian slightly leading in second serve returns at 44.03% versus Cigarran's 43.90%.
• Thiago Cigarran surpasses Valerio Aboian in first serve returns with a 31.14% success rate, while Aboian achieves 29.68%.
• Valerio Aboian shows greater resilience under pressure, saving 57.82% of breakpoints, compared to Cigarran's 47.21%.
• In the past year, Aboian has a superior match win rate of 62.50%, while Cigarran holds a 44.00% win rate.
• Both players excel on clay, each achieving a 62% career win rate, but Aboian struggles on hard surfaces.
• What significance does the tournament level play in their performances? Aboian wins 70.37% of matches at the $10K level, while Cigarran wins 51.28%.
• In head-to-head encounters, Aboian leads with 2 victories out of 3 matches and an overall set advantage of 4-3.
• Recent competition levels reveal Aboian facing lower-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 425.88, while Cigarran's opponents average a rank of 323.86.
• If their next match reaches a deciding set, Aboian has a 50% win rate over the last year, higher than Cigarran's 33%.
• How effective are they at converting breakpoints? Cigarran edges out Aboian with a conversion rate of 42.52% against Aboian's 33.33%.

Editorial Prediction (December 4, 2025, UTC):

Valerio Aboian demonstrates a strong performance in second serve efficacy and pressure situations, making him a formidable opponent.

Thiago Cigarran, while showing strength in breakpoint conversion and first serve returns, faces challenges in match consistency and deciding set outcomes.

Given the current statistics and recent trends, Valerio Aboian holds a slight edge over Thiago Cigarran.

Considering Aboian's superior recent winning percentage and head-to-head dominance, he is most likely to win the upcoming tennis match.