Benjamin Hassan vs Gregoire Barrere Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve statistics reveal Hassan has achieved a 44.6% point-win rate over the past six months, slightly lower compared to Barrere at 45.31%.
• When assessing return game stats, Hassan has captured 47.88% of points on opponents' second serves, whereas Barrere leads with 49.6%.
• First serve return effectiveness stands at 29.99% for Hassan and 24.9% for Barrere, a critical metric in determining this matchup's favorite.
• How do they handle pressure? Hassan excels in breakpoint situations, saving 57.51% compared to Barrere's 52.8%.
• In match performance over the year, Hassan holds a slight edge, winning 49.33% of matches, marginally outpacing Barrere's 48.98%.
• Examining surface preferences, Hassan thrives on clay with a 61% win rate, while Barrere's strength lies in indoor hard courts at 61%.
• While both play extensively on Challengers/ITF above $10K, Barrere has a slightly higher match win rate lately at 54.05% compared to Hassan's 50%.
• Head-to-head history favors Barrere, having defeated Hassan in their sole encounter, showcasing his potential edge.
• Average ranking of opponents faced is balanced, with Hassan's opponents ranked 224.21 compared to Barrere's 223.43.
• If the match enters a deciding set, Barrere has a stronger record, winning 58% of such sets over the past 12 months, while Hassan trails at 52%.
• In breakpoint conversion, Hassan surpasses Barrere, successfully breaking serve 42.86% of the time versus Barrere's 34.19%.

Editorial Prediction (May 13, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match presents a close contest given both players' comparable stats in certain areas. Hassan, although slightly lagging in second serve points, has shown progress in first serve returns and better efficiency under pressure when saving breakpoints.

However, Barrere holds a psychological advantage with a previous head-to-head victory, coupled with a propensity to capitalize in deciding sets, indicating resilience in clutch moments.

While Hassan exhibits superior breakpoint conversion, Barrere's consistent opponent rank performance and surface adaptability on his favored indoor hard courts give him a slight advantage in overall consistency.

Given these considerations, Barrere is forecasted as the likely winner of the upcoming match.