Wilson Leite vs Vicente Freda Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Wilson Leite has a slight advantage in second serve performance, winning 45.75% of points compared to Vicente Freda's 43.59%. Could this be a decisive factor? It often correlates with match outcomes.
• In terms of return games, Wilson Leite shows stronger numbers, winning 49.39% of opponents' second serve points, while Vicente Freda captures 46.15%.
• Both players have similar capabilities on first-serve returns, with Wilson Leite at 29.78% and Vicente Freda at 29.36%.
• Under pressure, Vicente Freda performs better, saving 57.38% of breakpoints compared to Wilson Leite's 53.65%.
• In overall match performance over the last year, Wilson Leite leads with a win rate of 41.07% over Vicente Freda's 25.00%.
• Both players claim their best surface to be clay, where each has a career win percentage of 49%.
• Leite has more experience at the Futures/Satellites/ITF level, with a win rate of 38.71%, whereas Freda’s is 28.57%.
• In their sole direct encounter, Wilson Leite dominated with a straight-set victory.
• Wilson Leite has faced slightly higher-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 386.61, while Freda's opponents averaged a rank of 315.25.
• In deciding sets, Freda has been more effective, winning 50% of the time, against Leite’s 38%.
• Wilson Leite is notably more proficient in breakpoint conversion, succeeding 44.09% of the time over Freda's 32.35%.

Editorial Prediction (November 13, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming match, Wilson Leite brings a slight edge with stronger performances in key areas such as second serve winning percentage and return points on the opponent's second serve. These statistics often drive match outcomes.

Leite’s historical success against Freda, both in their direct encounter and in consistent tournament performance, further indicates a potential advantage. While Freda shows resilience under pressure with a better breakpoint save percentage, Leite’s overall competitive experience at the Futures/Satellites/ITF level may provide him a psychological edge.

Given their comparably strong clay performances and Leite’s superior match win ratio, Wilson Leite appears to be the more probable winner in this contest.