Ignacio Buse vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve points scored reveal Buse securing 42.63%, slightly behind Ramos-Vinolas at 44.52%. Could this slight edge impact the outcome?
• When it comes to returning second serves recently, Buse has a minor advantage at 45.59% over Ramos-Vinolas's 45.24%.
• First serve return stats show Buse at 28.88% against Ramos-Vinolas's 28.73%, suggesting near equality in this area.
• In pressure situations, Buse has saved 52.38% of breakpoints compared to Ramos-Vinolas's very close 52.28%.
• Overall match wins in the past year slightly favor Buse at 53.85%, with Ramos-Vinolas behind at 48.89%.
• Both players excel on clay with a 61% win rate, but grass remains challenging for both, with Buse at 0% and Ramos-Vinolas at 23%.
• Playing primarily in Challengers/ITF, Buse has a 58.18% success rate, while Ramos-Vinolas has a lower 51.43%.
• Buse has competed against lower-ranked opponents on average (231.83), compared to Ramos-Vinolas (205.98), which may suggest a slightly tougher competition for Ramos-Vinolas.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Ramos-Vinolas holds a significant advantage having won 50% compared to Buse's 33% win rate in similar situations.
• In terms of converting break points, Buse edges out at 34.41% against Ramos-Vinolas's 32.5%.

Editorial Prediction (July 12, 2025, UTC):

Considering recent statistics and performance patterns, Buse and Ramos-Vinolas show marginal differences in their playing capabilities. Buse appears slightly more successful in overall match wins over the past year, which could contribute to a marginal competitive advantage. However, both players have similar proficiency in clay court matches, leveling the playing field to an extent.

Ramos-Vinolas plays against slightly higher-ranked opponents, indicating a possibly tougher competition history. Meanwhile, Buse shows a higher breakpoint conversion rate and nearly equal performance in critical pressure situations.

The deciding factor may be the potential stress of a final set, where Ramos-Vinolas shows superior performance. Given these analysis points, Ramos-Vinolas is slightly more likely to win the upcoming match, provided the match dynamics align as described.