Thiago Seyboth Wild vs Juan Manuel Cerundolo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to the world of second serves, Cerundolo's been bagging points like they're coupons for free burgers—48.78% of them, to be precise, in the past six months. Meanwhile, Wild’s been strolling through this stat collecting 45.83%, which is a tad less coupon-clippy. This second serve shindig is an excellent predictor for who’s likely to have a front row seat at the winner's table.

In the art of return games, Cerundolo’s recent form has been putting opponents' second serves in the doghouse 45.81% of the time. Wild, on the other hand, is holding a 40.79% stat that’s almost as hopeful as finding matching socks in the laundry. First serve returns favor Cerundolo too, who juggles them successfully 30.91% of the time, leaving Wild at 23.76%, reminding us of a magician that occasionally forgets where the rabbit is hidden. These stats heavily weigh in to tip the scales in favor of Cerundolo as the favorite in this upcoming head-to-head bazaar.

When the tennis cats are truly on hot tin roofs, Cerundolo has managed to save a whopping 67.19% of breakpoints, whereas Wild saves 60.49%. This statistical tale can guide the bettors through the stormy seas of in-game predictions. Looking at the matches they’ve unfolded over the past year, Cerundolo dons a spectacular win rate of 20% (a grand total of winning 1 out of 5 clashes), while Wild takes an applause-worthy bow with 41.67% (15 wins out of 36 duels). No wonder their overall head-to-head smells suspiciously like Cerundolo-friendly weather.

On the surface side of the tennis moon, Cerundolo is quite the hard court aficionado with a 54% win rate. But when it comes to indoor hard courts, it seems Cerundolo barely ticks the starting line, standing at 0%. On the grassy side of life, Wild swings with a charming yet modest 50% win rate. However, when it rains indoors, Wild isn’t far from bringing umbrellas with their 25% stat. Meanwhile, amid the grand arenas of the main tour, Cerundolo’s managed a 20% match win rate, whereas Wild grins with a 47.37% gleeful match success.

History tells us that Cerundolo and Wild have clashed once upon a Clay court at the Cordoba Open while people held their breaths. Cerundolo walked away with the laurel crown, having aced that showdown 7-5 7-6(3). The duo's cumulative dance was 1:41:33; who doesn’t need a good popcorn break, eh?

Amid nail-biting tiebreakers, Cerundolo's shot down every single one he’s faced against Wild, which is exactly one for those counting. Moreover, when a match teeters into a deciding set, the past year shows Cerundolo with a merely 25% telling tale, whereas Wild gallops with a glorious 67%. To wrap this comedy of stats, Cerundolo’s got a better knack for breakpoint opportunities, converting 47.06% compared to Wild's laissez-faire 23.91%.

Software analyzing these stats would likely declare, by the oracle of numbers, Cerundolo as the bearer of an imminent victory. Voilà, the champion of the impending court drama is practically screaming Cerundolo—bet you didn't see that coming with these kinds of delightful stats.