William Rejchtman Vinciguerra vs Petros Tsitsipas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, William Rejchtman Vinciguerra's second serve has been slightly more effective, winning 44.21% of points compared to Petros Tsitsipas's 42.84%.
• Interestingly, the return game analysis shows Tsitsipas with a notable edge, as he wins 49.35% of opponents' second serve points, while Vinciguerra wins 41.96%.
• When it comes to returning first serves, both players have similar performances with Tsitsipas at 28.05% and Vinciguerra at 27.74%.
• Under pressure, Tsitsipas shows stronger resilience, saving 54.75% of breakpoints versus Vinciguerra's 51.75%.
• Analyzing match records over the past year, Tsitsipas has a better match-winning percentage at 52.38% compared to Vinciguerra's 40.00%.
• Both players have their career-best results on hard courts, each holding a 58% win record, though Tsitsipas has played a significantly larger number of matches.
• Tsitsipas has performed better at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments over the past year, winning 63.33% of his matches, while Vinciguerra has a 46.15% win rate at the same level.
• Vinciguerra has faced tougher opponents on average, with opponent rankings of 346.8 compared to Tsitsipas's 430.76.
• If the match progresses to a deciding set, Tsitsipas has a superior win record at 63%, while Vinciguerra has a much lower success rate at 33% in deciding sets.
• When considering break point conversion, Vinciguerra has a slight advantage, converting 33.85% of breakpoints versus Tsitsipas's conversion rate of 32.45%.

Editorial Prediction (November 16, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between William Rejchtman Vinciguerra and Petros Tsitsipas promises to be competitive, with both players showing distinct strengths. While Vinciguerra edges slightly ahead in second serve success and break point conversion, Tsitsipas demonstrates superior performance under pressure and in return games.

Tsitsipas’s higher match-winning percentage and experience on hard courts, alongside his ability to win deciding sets, position him as a formidable opponent. Vinciguerra has faced more challenging opponents recently, which could contribute to his development as a competitor.

Taking all factors into account, including their recent play and ability to handle high-pressure scenarios, Petros Tsitsipas emerges as the likely winner in this matchup.