Arthur Reymond vs Mohamed Nazim Makhlouf Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance reveals that Reymond has secured 44.12% of points over the past six months, while Makhlouf has slightly outperformed with a 44.61% success rate. Such metrics are essential in forecasting the likely outcome of matches. A nuanced look at return game statistics shows Reymond has dominated in recent form, winning 44.53% of opponents' second serve points compared to Makhlouf's 43.66%. For first serve returns, Makhlouf leads with 29.99% over Reymond's 26.58%, a crucial stat in head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure, Reymond has exhibited resilience, saving 55.71% of breakpoints, albeit Makhlouf edges ahead slightly with a 56.16% save rate. These stats give valuable context for in-game betting. Reviewing match performance over the past year, Reymond has emerged victorious in 52.54% of his matches whereas Makhlouf boasts a win rate of 55.84%, providing an overview of their head-to-head encounters. Reymond's forte lies on clay, with a 58% win rate, while Makhlouf is strongest on hard courts, sharing the same 58% success.

When appeased, the balance of the overall player level shows that Reymond, competing primarily in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, has won 61.11% of his matches, with Makhlouf winning 55.84% in similar events. This is accompanied by a significant difference in opponent caliber, with Reymond competing against rivals with an average rank of 377.61 and Makhlouf against 263.18, indicating their experience at various tiers.

Notably, Reymond has the upper hand in their direct head-to-head history, having won their sole encounter convincingly at the M 25 Montauban on clay, 6-3, 6-1. Though they have yet to face each other in a deciding set or tiebreak, historically, Reymond’s second serve points hold an advantage, given the conditions.

The stats reveal that if the match ventures to a deciding set, Reymond maintains a slight edge with a 46% win rate over Makhlouf's 43% in such scenarios. Furthermore, Reymond’s higher breakpoint conversion rate of 47% compared to Makhlouf’s 34.78% suggests a mental fortitude under crucial junctures.

In this forthcoming match, taking into account these analytical insights and head-to-head history, Reymond, with superior return game stats and prior success in key matches, emerges as the favorite to clinch victory.