Alejandro Tabilo vs Arthur Cazaux Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent performance on the second serve shows Tabilo with a slight edge, winning 48.18% of points compared to Cazaux's 47.29%. Does this suggest Tabilo's serve might be more reliable? Possibly.
• Regarding return games, Tabilo also holds a narrow advantage, claiming 46.36% of points on opponents' second serves, exceeding Cazaux's 45.87%.
• Cazaux performs better in first serve returns with 26.69%, slightly more than Tabilo’s 25.97%. Can a marginal edge here influence match outcomes significantly? It might.
• In pressure situations, specifically breakpoint saves, Tabilo excels, saving 65.49% of breakpoints compared to Cazaux's 60.48%.
• Over the past year, Cazaux had a higher match win rate of 47.92%, outpacing Tabilo's 38.64%, possibly indicating better overall form.
• Cazaux's strongest surface is Hard, with a 69% win rate, whereas Tabilo thrives on Clay, winning 61% of his matches.
• Both players competed predominantly on the Main tour recently; however, Tabilo outshines, winning 38.89% of such matches against Cazaux's 31.25%.
• Analyzing opponent quality, Cazaux faced higher-ranked players, with an average opponent rank of 139.35, whereas Tabilo encountered players with an average rank of 65.82.
• In deciding sets, Cazaux has a stronger recent performance, winning 44% compared to Tabilo's 33%.
• Cazaux's breakpoint conversion rate lags at 27.27%, whereas Tabilo's is more efficient at 33.7%.

Editorial Prediction (May 25, 2025, UTC):

Heading into this matchup, Tabilo displays superior second serve success and return efficiency. These incremental advantages on serve and return may turn crucial, particularly in tight games.

Conversely, Cazaux holds slightly better overall win ratios over the past year and manages deciding sets with greater composure, indicating resilience in clutch scenarios.

Whilst Tabilo exhibits formidable performance under pressure with breakpoint saves and a better conversion rate, Cazaux's consistency might balance this out, given his broader recent match experience.

Analyzing the data, this match seems poised to be closely contested, yet the cumulative advantages in serve, return, and breakpoint statistics suggest Tabilo is more likely to emerge as the victor.