Alessandro Giannessi vs Rogerio Dutra Silva H2H: 3-0
Alessandro Giannessi holds a 3–0 lead over Rogerio Dutra Silva in their ATP head-to-head. Across 3 main-draw meetings, Alessandro Giannessi leads 3–0 on clay. Most recently, Alessandro Giannessi won the 2017 Croatia Open Umag quarterfinal 6-7(3) 6-2 7-5.
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1 qualifying meeting shown in the table; qualifying is excluded from the H2H score. Estimated match date where the exact historical date is unavailable.
Arrows show an edition's recorded category and documented modern equivalent; unresolved editions keep their recorded category.
Asterisked totals include editions mapped from documented historical predecessor categories.
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Career Comparison
Player
Current
Peak
Pts
Elo
W
L
Win %
GS
1000* including documented historical predecessor categories
Finals
500* including documented historical predecessor categories
250* including documented historical predecessor categories
Seasons are aligned by the age each player spent most of that calendar year.
Results cover completed main-draw matches. Bold green marks the higher win percentage when both players have at least 5 matches on that surface at the aligned age.
Seasons are aligned by the age each player spent most of that calendar year.
Detailed serve and return statistics available for 35/35 of Alessandro Giannessi's and 82/84 of Rogerio Dutra Silva's main draw matches.
Sample is shown as matches with detailed serve and return statistics / total main draw matches. Bold green marks the stronger value when both stat samples contain at least 5 matches; lower is better for DFs/M.
Seasons are aligned by the age each player spent most of that calendar year.
Metrics are precomputed from eligible main-draw results; point-stat values use the available detailed sample. Bold green marks the stronger value when both underlying samples are sufficient. Lower is better for Schedule because a negative value means a tougher schedule. Career Schedule is normalized per 100 matches.