Amaury Raynel vs Benjamin Vitter Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the recent six months, the performance of Raynel and Vitter in second serve scenarios has been noteworthy. Raynel has managed to win 38.86% of points on their second serve, while Vitter has achieved a higher percentage of 44.91%. This statistic significantly contributes to predicting match outcomes. On the return game front, Raynel has demonstrated superior capability, securing 50.2% of points on their opponent's second serves, whereas Vitter has captured 42.53% over the same period.

Furthermore, when examining return stats for first serves, Raynel leads with 29.94%, against Vitter's 24.06%. These figures are crucial in determining who might have the upper hand in this head-to-head encounter. Analyzing their performance under pressure, Vitter excels with a 54.17% breakpoint save rate, compared to Raynel's 49.1%, a statistic that can influence in-game betting predictions.

The overall performance in the past year shows Raynel holding a slight advantage with 55% wins (22 wins and 18 losses) compared to Vitter's 50% win record (9 wins and 9 losses). Both players have primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at the $10K level, with Raynel achieving a win rate of 56.41%, while Vitter maintains an exact 50%. However, Vitter's opponents have been of a higher caliber, averaging a rank of 243.78 against Raynel's 426.55, providing crucial insights into player-level comparisons.

When it comes to surfaces, both players prefer hard courts. Raynel boasts a 62% win rate in their career on hard surfaces, slightly below Vitter's 67%. On clay, however, Raynel has been more successful with a 56% win rate, while Vitter has failed to secure a victory in their single match on this surface. If their match progresses to a deciding set, Vitter may hold an edge, having won 100% of such sets in the last year, compared to Raynel's 47% success rate.

Considering their ability to convert breakpoint opportunities, Vitter again edges out with a conversion rate of 36.36%, against Raynel's 33.86%. This serves as a pivotal statistic for live betting insights. Given the data, Vitter appears to be the favorite to win this upcoming match. The combination of better second serve points, higher-ranked opponents faced, and impressive performance in deciding sets all contribute to a strong case for Vitter's victory.