Alice Rame vs Nao Hibino Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve stats indicate Hibino has the edge, winning 41.31% of points compared to Rame's 36.5%. Does this suggest Hibino has a better serve under pressure? Yes, possibly.
• In return games over the last six months, Hibino has a slight advantage on opponents' second serves, winning 50.36% of points, while Rame wins 48.32%.
• Concerning first serve returns, Rame slightly outperforms Hibino with a 35.3% win rate versus Hibino's 34.34%.
• Under pressure, Hibino excels in saving breakpoints with a 53.5% success rate, compared to Rame's 44.53%.
• Over the past year, Rame has a stronger overall match win percentage at 65.91%, while Hibino's stands at 48.15%.
• Rame's preferred surface is clay with a 62% win rate, whereas Hibino performs best on hard courts with a 57% win rate.
• Rame frequently competes in Challenger and ITF events boasting a win rate of 65.48%, whereas Hibino focuses on the main tour, achieving a 50% win rate.
• When examining opponent caliber, Hibino faces tougher competition with opponents averaging a rank of 172.15, in contrast to Rame's 357.13.
• In deciding sets, Rame shows superior performance, winning 75% compared to Hibino's 67% success rate.
• Rame's breakpoint conversion rate is stronger at 46.15%, outweighing Hibino's 36.27% in recent form.

Editorial Prediction (July 1, 2025, UTC):

Both players have their distinct strengths, but certain stats provide indicators of potential outcomes for the upcoming match.

Rame holds an overall higher win percentage over the past year and dominates in deciding sets, which could be crucial in tightly contested games.

Hibino, however, faces more competitive opponents regularly and demonstrates superior second serve performance and break point saving ability, which are critical under match pressure.

Considering Hibino's superior stats on tougher competition and Rame's weaknesses on fast hard surfaces, Hibino is slightly favored to win this encounter.