Arthur Bouquier vs Mae Malige Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the past six months, Arthur Bouquier has demonstrated stronger second serve performance, winning 50.59% of points compared to Rémy Malige's 44.73%. This statistic is often a reliable indicator for predicting match outcomes. Bouquier also fares well under pressure, saving 57.59% of breakpoints, slightly ahead of Malige, who has a 53.89% success rate in similar situations. Analyzing past matches, Bouquier has been the more successful player overall in the past year, securing victories in 69.23% of matches. Conversely, Malige has a lower win rate of 52.08% during this period.

In return games, Malige has an edge on second serve returns, winning 50.72% of points, while Bouquier captures 43.98%. First serve returns tell a different story, with Malige winning 32.02% and Bouquier 22.16%. When it comes to deciding sets against all opponents, Bouquier has secured 62% of the matches, compared to Malige's 44%. Historically, Bouquier has played against higher-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 350.02, whereas Malige’s opponents have averaged a rank of 402.46.

Both players have shown varying performance across surfaces. Bouquier's best surface is Hard, boasting a 63% win rate, while Malige excels on Indoor Hard with a 60% success rate. On the Clay surface, both players struggle equally, each with a win rate of 25%. Their head-to-head encounters are evenly split, with each player securing one victory. They’ve played a total of five sets, with Bouquier winning two and Malige three.

Their matches tend to be competitive, averaging a duration of 1 hour and 54 minutes. Notably, Bouquier has a slightly higher win rate in Challenger/ITF level tournaments at 68.97%, whereas Malige has enjoyed success in Futures/Satellites/ITF competitions with a 60% win rate. In breakpoint conversion rates, Malige outperforms Bouquier, converting 36.97% of opportunities compared to Bouquier's 26.73%. Both of these stats contribute significantly to predicting match outcomes.

Given these statistics and historical performance, Arthur Bouquier appears to have a slight edge over Rémy Malige in their upcoming contest. While both players have their strengths, Bouquier's stronger overall match performance, higher-level tournament experience, and better results in pressurized situations make him a favored contender for the win.