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Andres Gimeno v Richard Gonzalez: stats compared | Lineball
Gimeno wins on games lost. Gonzalez’s case rests on games won, but it isn’t enough to swing it. ATP Tour career: Gimeno 362 matches, Gonzalez 165 matches.
Gonzalez averages 16 games won a match to Gimeno’s 14.9 (7% more).
Gimeno averages 12.3 games lost a match to Gonzalez’s 14.5.
Gimeno averages 1.0 sets lost a match to Gonzalez’s 1.1.
Longevity: Gimeno has 362 matches across 6 seasons, Gonzalez 165 in 3 — the averages matter more than the totals here.
Not every stat was recorded for every match (grand slam titles, masters/1000 matches, tour finals matches…): those averages use only the games that logged them.
Built only from games in our stats database. A read of the numbers, not a tip.
Tale of the tape
Per game. Totals and best single game underneath.
0.012 total · best 1Titlesper game0.05 total · best 1
0.01 total · best 1Grand Slam titlesper game–
14.95,407 total · best 34Games wonper game16.02,643 total · best 56
62.4Sets won %59.5
54.9Games won %52.5
0.125 total · best 1Finalsper game0.111 total · best 1
Head to head
49 matches since 19685
Hard · 3 matchesGimeno 1Gonzalez 2
Carpet · 3 matchesGimeno 2Gonzalez 1
Clay · 3 matchesGimeno 1Gonzalez 2
Last meetings
13 May 1970 · Las Vegas · Quarterfinal · HardGonzalez won 8-6 6-4
7 Dec 1968 · Nashville · Bronze medal match · CarpetGimeno won 10-5
28 Nov 1968 · New York 3 · Semifinal · CarpetGonzalez won 6-1 6-2