Calvin Hemery vs Corentin Denolly Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing second serve performance over the past six months, Hemery has demonstrated superior efficiency, winning 49.44% of points as compared to Denolly's 45.11%. This statistic often correlates significantly with successful match predictions. Furthermore, Hemery's return game shows strength as well, with 44.53% of points won on their opponent's second serve, marginally outpacing Denolly's 43.18% in the same category.

In head-to-head matchups, Hemery has a commanding track record against Denolly, having emerged victorious in all four encounters, winning seven out of nine sets. Their most recent clash at the Blois Challenger saw Hemery claim a hard-fought victory. The consistent success in tiebreaks and deciding sets also underscores Hemery's ability to perform under pressure, having won both tiebreaks and deciding sets against Denolly.

An examination of match records over the last year shows Denolly with a slight edge, winning 65.75% of matches compared to Hemery's 55.84%. However, the level of competition faced by each player differs, with Hemery regularly meeting opponents with an average rank of 270.39, while Denolly's opponents average a rank of 341.88, a factor that could influence predictions about future matches.

Clay surfaces seem to be a preferred battleground for both competitors, with Hemery holding a 61% career win percentage and Denolly slightly ahead at 67%. Despite this, Hemery's experience and success in direct matchups on this surface against Denolly cannot be overlooked.

Regarding their performances under pressure, Hemery has shown an advantage in breakpoints over recent months, saving 57.03% while Denolly has saved 52.44%. Additionally, the breakpoint conversion rates are nearly identical, suggesting both players capitalize similarly on their opportunities.

While Denolly excels in deciding sets overall with a 72% win rate, Hemery's past performance against Denolly gives him a psychological edge in direct encounters. Hemery's ability to play well under extreme pressure situations, as illustrated by tie-break figures from their head-to-head matchups, supports his potential success in upcoming matches.

Though both players have demonstrated exceptional skill on clay, the combination of Hemery's stronger head-to-head record, consistent performance in pressure situations, and adaptability against higher-ranked competition favors him as the likely winner of their upcoming encounter.