Arthur Gea vs Remy Bertola Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Both players display similar performance on their second serve: Arthur Gea wins 43.84% of points, while Remy Bertola slightly edges him with 44.77%. Could this minor difference play a decisive role in the match?
• In terms of return game stats, Arthur Gea has an advantage, winning 47.83% of opponent's second serve points compared to Bertola's 46.35%. Furthermore, Gea excels in first serve returns at 28.53%, ahead of Bertola's 26.23%.
• Under pressure, Remy Bertola shines by saving 55.79% of breakpoints, significantly more effective than Gea, who saves 45.33%.
• Gea holds a superior win-loss record over the past year, claiming victory in 68.67% of matches versus Bertola's 63.53%. Does this suggest Gea's overall edge?
• Both players thrive on hard surfaces, each with a 77% career win rate. However, Gea struggles more on clay (51% win rate) compared to Bertola's lesser performance on indoor hard courts (57% win rate).
• Arthur Gea primarily competes in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, boasting a 91.11% win rate, whereas Bertola faces tougher competition in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, with a 46.51% success rate.
• Gea tends to compete against lower-ranked opponents (average rank of 400.59) compared to Bertola who faces averages ranked at 367.08.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Bertola is more successful, winning 56% of such situations compared to Gea's 43%.
• Both current form and specific event performance could influence the match outcome. Monitoring ongoing event stats may offer insights into which player is currently in better form.

Editorial Prediction (October 31, 2025, UTC):

In examining both Arthur Gea and Remy Bertola’s recent performances, several key differences emerge that may predict the outcome of this encounter. While Gea's overall winning percentage over the past year suggests consistency, Bertola exhibits greater resilience under pressure, frequently saving breakpoints which are critical in tight matches.

Bertola also proves more adept in decisive set scenarios, suggesting a psychological edge in closely fought contests. However, Gea's superior proficiency in returning serves can disrupt Bertola's rhythm, potentially providing opportunities to break serve.

Considering these dynamics and each player's recent match history, Remy Bertola appears slightly better positioned to claim victory, particularly if the match becomes a protracted battle that tests mental fortitude and pressure management.