Alexis Galarneau vs Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the last year, Alexis Galarneau has demonstrated commendable match-winning skills, securing victory in 57.32% of his encounters (47 wins and 35 losses). In comparison, Anton Wayenburg has achieved a win percentage of 54.17% with 39 wins and 33 losses. This performance overview gives a broader perspective on their capabilities heading into the match.

When analyzing their prowess on different surfaces, Galarneau has shown his best career performance on indoor hard courts, winning 59% of matches (59 wins and 41 losses). Although impressive, Wayenburg excels with a 61% win rate on the same surface (69 wins and 45 losses). In contrast, their weakest surfaces differ with Galarneau at 46% on clay (26 wins and 30 losses) and Wayenburg at 56% on hard courts (41 wins and 32 losses).

The second serve performance in recent form highlights that Wayenburg has an edge, winning 46.67% of points as opposed to Galarneau's 41.9%. These figures are important in forecast accuracy for upcoming matches. In return games, Wayenburg slightly outperforms Galarneau, capturing 46.71% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to 46% for Galarneau.

Statistically, Galarneau has been better under pressure, saving 54.92% of breakpoints compared to Wayenburg's 50.46%. Similar trends are evident in break point conversion, with Wayenburg capitalizing on 32.7% of opportunities, slightly above Galarneau's 29.37%. These metrics provide valuable insights for in-game betting predictions.

Historically, the players have faced each other once before, where Galarneau emerged victorious in a decisive three-set match at the Lille Challenger on March 22, 2022. The head-to-head result favors Galarneau, who has won their only encounter, taking two out of three sets.

Considering the players' match history against varying ranked opponents, Galarneau has competed against higher-caliber adversaries, with an average opponent rank of 259.89 over the last year, versus Wayenburg's 416.22. Additionally, both players' performances in deciding sets reveal Galarneau winning 40% while Wayenburg edges slightly higher at 50%.

Given these intricate stats, the scales slightly tip towards Alexis Galarneau owing to his winning head-to-head record, better performance against higher-ranked opponents, and his pressure-handling skills. However, the match promises to be competitive as both athletes step onto their favored indoor hard court surface.