Anastasia Abbagnato vs Margaux Maquet Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve statistics show Maquet slightly ahead, winning 37.78% of points, compared to Abbagnato's 37.43%. Can this small margin influence the match outcome? It might.
• In return games, Maquet leads, having won 54.05% of opponent's second serve points versus Abbagnato's 50.14%. Interestingly, first serve return percentages are almost tied, with Abbagnato slightly nudging ahead at 32.85% to Maquet’s 32.81%.
• When under pressure, Maquet demonstrates resilience, having saved 47.37% of breakpoints, surpassing Abbagnato's 45.63%. Could this be crucial in tight match scenarios? It's likely.
• Overall match success over the past year favors Maquet, winning 59.38% of matches compared to Abbagnato's 48.28%.
• On hard surfaces, Maquet excels with a 72% win rate, whereas Abbagnato holds a 61% win rate. Does this give Maquet an edge on this surface? Definitely on hard courts.
• Both players often compete in Challengers/ITF events over $10K. Maquet secures slightly more wins at 55% compared to Abbagnato’s 48%.
• Maquet has faced tougher competition, playing opponents with an average rank of 271.06, in contrast to Abbagnato's average opponent rank of 471.72.
• In deciding sets, Maquet shows strong performance, winning 75% over the last year, a considerable advantage over Abbagnato's 46% win rate.
• Maquet currently converts 50% of breakpoints, while Abbagnato converts 32.43%, indicating Maquet’s potential for high-pressure plays.

Editorial Prediction (June 25, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match presents several intriguing dynamics between Maquet and Abbagnato. Although their second serve success rates are marginally close, Maquet's edge in return games suggests a stronger defensive capability, especially when contesting opponents' serves.

Maquet's resilience under pressure, indicated by a higher breakpoint save percentage, could be pivotal during tight game moments. Furthermore, Maquet's record of winning 59.38% of matches in the past year portrays a more consistent player overall.

Notably, both players are proficient on hard courts, but Maquet's higher win percentage could influence the match significantly if played on this surface. The disparity in the quality of past opposition also highlights Maquet's experience against more formidable opponents.

Considering all these factors, including Maquet's superior conversion on breakpoints and deciding set successes, Maquet appears to have the competitive edge. Therefore, the prediction leans towards Maquet as the likely winner of this match.