Vilius Gaubas vs Thiago Moura Monteiro Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent performance, Monteiro has a slight edge over Gaubas on second serve points, winning 47.3% compared to 45%. Could this be a crucial advantage?
• Gaubas has shown better stats when it comes to returning second serves, winning 47.12% of those points, compared to Monteiro's 45.83%.
• On first serves, Gaubas again outperforms Monteiro with 30.79% of points won against first serves, while Monteiro manages 25.06%.
• Monteiro demonstrates resilience under pressure, successfully saving 54.22% of breakpoints opposed to Gaubas’ 50%. Will this sway the match in Monteiro's favor?
• Regarding match outcomes in the past year, Gaubas holds a superior win rate of 54.17%, with Monteiro trailing at 46.77%.
• Both players excel on clay, but Gaubas has a slightly better career win percentage of 64% compared to Monteiro's 60% on this surface.
• In direct matchups, Monteiro leads with a 1-0 record against Gaubas, having won their only encounter in straight sets.
• Monteiro has faced higher-ranked opponents on average (rank 207.71) than Gaubas (rank 238.13) over the past year, implying more challenging competition for Monteiro.
• Gaubas shows greater effectiveness in converting breakpoints, achieving a 39.81% success rate compared to Monteiro's 32.74%.
• Concerning deciding sets across all matches, Gaubas displays stronger performance, winning 54% whereas Monteiro has a 36% win rate.

Editorial Prediction (July 14, 2025, UTC):

Monteiro holds a statistical advantage in terms of second serve performance and has saved a higher percentage of breakpoints, indicating resilience under pressure. However, Gaubas shines in return games and breakpoint conversions, setting up a compelling contest.

Gaubas boasts a stronger overall win percentage over the past year and excels slightly more on clay, their preferred surface, suggesting favorable conditions. Yet, Monteiro has the psychological edge, having secured a previous victory against Gaubas.

Given these factors, it's a close match-up, but Monteiro's experience with higher-ranked opponents and ability to handle pressure might just give him the slight edge to win this encounter.