Wilson Leite vs Jose Pereira Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance in recent form shows Wilson Leite with a slight edge, winning 44.76% of points over Jose Pereira's 43.13%. Does this suggest a potential advantage for Leite? Indeed, it is a small, yet noticeable factor.
• When it comes to return games, Wilson Leite has been more successful, winning 49.09% of his opponent's second serve points compared to Jose Pereira's 45.03%. Similarly, Leite outperforms on first serve returns as well (31.42% compared to Pereira's 30.19%). Could this impact the match outcome? It very well might.
• Under pressure, Jose Pereira seems slightly better at saving breakpoints, managing 55.78%, narrowly outshining Wilson Leite's 54.09%.
• Overall match performance over the past year leans in favor of Jose Pereira, who boasts a win rate of 53.66%, while Wilson Leite is at 43.10%.
• Jose Pereira's career-best surface is Hard court, winning 63% of matches, whereas Wilson Leite excels on Clay with a win rate of 63% as well. Will the surface play a pivotal role? For Jose Pereira, it likely does.
• Both players primarily participate in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Pereira winning 60.71% of his last year's matches versus Leite's 42.42%.
• Head-to-head statistics are emphatically in favor of Jose Pereira, who has won 75% of their encounters (6 out of 8 matches) and 67% of the sets played (12 out of 18 sets).
• How do the players fare in deciding sets? Jose Pereira leads again, having won 60% of such sets in the past year compared to Leite's 41%.
• Ranking assessments are fairly even, with Pereira's opponents having an average rank of 380.07, narrowly edging out Leite's average of 382.48.
• Despite Pereira's edge in breakpoint saving, Leite excels at conversion, turning 46.15% of opportunities into breaks, which is significantly higher than Pereira's 30.28%.

Editorial Prediction (November 15, 2025, UTC):

As we assess the upcoming match between Jose Pereira and Wilson Leite, multiple factors contribute to understanding who might have the upper hand. Historical performance indicates that Pereira generally maintains the upper hand, winning the majority of their past matchups.

While Wilson Leite shows strengths in breakpoint conversion and a slightly superior recent second serve form, Jose Pereira's overall consistency and track record, particularly on hard surfaces, cannot be overlooked.

With Pereira's proven ability in tight matches and an evident head-to-head advantage, he emerges as the likely favorite to clinch the upcoming match against Leite.