Leonardo Malgaroli vs Giovanni Oradini Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Malgaroli's second serve points win rate in the last six months is 42.05%, slightly lower than Oradini's 45.39%. Could this give Oradini an edge? Arguably yes, in second serve performance.
• When returning second serves, Malgaroli has outperformed Oradini, capturing 46.17% of such points compared to Oradini's 43.86%.
• For first serve returns, however, Oradini has an advantage, winning 29.72% of points while Malgaroli wins 27.9%.
• Under pressure, Oradini excels, saving 57.35% of breakpoints, versus Malgaroli's 46.41%.
• Over the past year, Malgaroli boasts a 60.87% match win rate, a superior record to Oradini's 50%.
• Hard surfaces favor Oradini with a 61% win rate, whereas Malgaroli thrives on indoor hard courts with a 69% win rate.
• Historically, Oradini leads the head-to-head, winning 3 out of 4 encounters with Malgaroli.
• In deciding sets, Oradini has won 2 and Malgaroli 1, out of the 3 they've contested.
• Malgaroli edges Oradini in tiebreaks, having won 2 to Oradini's 0 in their face-offs.
• Malgaroli's competition has been tougher, with foes averaging a rank of 306.87, whereas Oradini’s opponent average rank is 478.4.
• If the match involves a deciding set, Malgaroli appears stronger, with a 69% win rate in such scenarios compared to Oradini's 50%.
• Malgaroli’s breakpoint conversion rate is 42.05%, outperforming Oradini’s 36%, which could be crucial during tight games.

Editorial Prediction (July 30, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match presents two contenders with distinct strengths. Malgaroli demonstrates a strong performance history on indoor hard surfaces, which aligns well with the venue. His advantage in return games and superior game results over the past year paint him as a formidable opponent.

Oradini, with a slight edge in pressure situations and solid performance on hard courts, cannot be underestimated. His leading head-to-head record against Malgaroli, along with a slightly better second serve performance, further strengthens his case.

Yet, Malgaroli's ability to convert breakpoints and his decisive set performance should not be ignored. Ultimately, based on recent trends and statistical advantages, Malgaroli might hold the upper hand in this matchup as the likely winner.