Victor Lilov vs Pablo Robledo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Robledo and Lilov compare in their recent second serve performance? Lilov holds a slight advantage, winning 43.47% of second serve points compared to Robledo's 40%.
• In terms of return game effectiveness, Lilov again has the edge, capturing 47.87% of points on opponent's second serves, while Robledo manages 44.94%.
• Interestingly, Robledo performs slightly better in first serve returns, winning 33.55% of points opposed to Lilov's 29.65%.
• When under pressure, particularly in saving break points, Lilov has performed better by saving 50.45% versus Robledo's 40%.
• How do their win/loss records from the past year inform us? Lilov has a stronger record with a 55.81% win rate, whereas Robledo stands at 25%.
• Both players favor clay surfaces best. Lilov has a 55% win rate on clay, significantly higher than Robledo's 25%.
• At the level of Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, Lilov shows superior performance, winning 58.54% of matches compared to Robledo's 33.33%.
• Opponent quality also varies, with Lilov encountering stronger competitors, averaging a rank of 412.16, compared to Robledo's opponents with an average rank of 0.
• If this match demands a deciding set, Lilov has the clear advantage, winning 62% of such sets over the past year, while Robledo has won 0%.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion, Lilov turns 34.67% of opportunities compared to Robledo's 27.78%, suggesting better in-game adaptability.

Editorial Prediction (August 10, 2025, UTC):

Evaluating the recent performances of Robledo and Lilov reveals clear disparities in key areas such as second serve points, return game effectiveness, and breakpoint conversion, highlighting Lilov's consistent superiority.

While Robledo shows occasional strengths, particularly in first serve returns, Lilov's robust overall return game and ability to save breakpoints provide him with a considerable edge.

Notably, Lilov's higher win rate, better performance on preferred surfaces, and resilience under pressure in deciding sets strengthen his competitiveness.

Considering these statistics, Lilov is the most likely victor in the upcoming match.