Arthur Gea vs Lucas Marionneau Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Marionneau has a slight edge in second serve points won, with 42.37% compared to Gea's 40.07%.
• Gea leads in return game performance, winning 46.82% of their opponent's second serve points, while Marionneau has secured 42.94% in this category.
• For first serve returns, Gea maintains a slight advantage with 29.63% compared to Marionneau’s 27.51%.
• Under pressure, Marionneau has shown a stronger ability to save breakpoints, with a 50.72% save rate over Gea's 47.18%.
• Over the past year, Marionneau boasts a marginally better match win percentage at 61.4% compared to Gea’s 59.72%.
• Does surface preference play a role? Gea excels on hard courts with a 76% win rate, whereas Marionneau’s best surface win rate is 62% also on hard courts.
• In terms of event level, Marionneau has been more successful in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a 62.75% win rate, while Gea has fared less well in Challengers/ITF tournaments, achieving a 38.89% win rate.
• Considering opponent quality, Marionneau has faced more highly ranked players with an average rank of 220.61 compared to Gea's opponents, who average a ranking of 369.74.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Marionneau has the upper hand with a 47% win rate, outpacing Gea's 37% success rate in such scenarios.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Gea is more effective, converting 38.94% of their opportunities, whereas Marionneau has converted 30.41%.

Editorial Prediction (June 3, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the comparative statistics between Gea and Marionneau highlights various strengths and weaknesses that may influence their upcoming match.

Marionneau demonstrates an edge in second serve performance and under-pressure situations, indicating strong mental resilience and tactical adaptability. Additionally, Marionneau’s match win rate over the past year and higher opponent quality illustrate a competitive edge in their recent performances.

Gea, on the other hand, excels in return games and breakpoint conversion, which could be crucial in gaining momentum during important phases of the match. Furthermore, Gea's record on hard courts—where the player has consistently outperformed their opponent—could provide a situational advantage.

Considering all factors, Marionneau appears to have a slight overall advantage due to better recent form against tougher competition and superior performance under pressure. Therefore, Marionneau is more likely to win this upcoming tennis match.