Uladzimir Ignatik vs William Rejchtman Vinciguerra Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players compare in second serve performance over recent months? Uladzimir Ignatik has won 40.45% of points on his second serve, while William Rejchtman Vinciguerra has a slightly better record at 44.42%.
• Examining return game stats, Uladzimir Ignatik excels by winning 48.94% of his opponent's second serve points, in contrast to William Rejchtman Vinciguerra's 42.82%. Both are close on first serve returns, with Ignatik at 28.35% and Vinciguerra at 27.43%.
• Under pressure, Vinciguerra has a slight edge, saving 49.53% of breakpoints compared to Ignatik's 47.17%.
• In terms of overall match performance over the past year, Ignatik leads significantly with a 71.88% win rate, while Vinciguerra has only won 35.71% of his matches.
• Both players perform best on hard courts with a win rate of 59%, but Vinciguerra struggles on indoor hard courts with no wins to date.
• When considering player levels, both have played primarily in Futures/ITF tournaments, with Ignatik having a better win rate (71.88%) compared to Vinciguerra (41.67%).
• What about the quality of opponents faced? Ignatik has competed against higher-ranked opponents (average rank of 144.84) opposed to Vinciguerra's average of 309.5.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Ignatik has a slightly better record, winning 40% compared to Vinciguerra's 33%.
• Ignatik converts his breakpoint opportunities more efficiently at 48.84%, ahead of Vinciguerra's 36.67%.

Editorial Prediction (November 15, 2025, UTC):

As they prepare to face each other, the comparative stats provide significant insights into their capabilities on the court. Uladzimir Ignatik shows superior performance in recent months, particularly in return games and overall match wins, positioning him as a strong competitor.

William Rejchtman Vinciguerra, while holding an edge in breakpoint saves, might struggle against Ignatik, especially since the data suggests Ignatik converts breakpoints more effectively and has contested higher-level opponents recently.

Considering the factors of player form, surface preference, and recent match performance, Uladzimir Ignatik emerges as the more likely winner in this matchup.