Carole Monnet vs Lilli Tagger Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Monnet has a slightly lower second serve point win rate at 37.95% compared to Tagger's 38.55% in recent form. Could this give Tagger a small edge in the serving game?
• When it comes to returning, Monnet outperforms Tagger by winning 50.79% of opponents' second serve points compared to Tagger's 46.15%. This advantage extends to first serve returns, with Monnet at 35.96% against Tagger's 31.45%.
• Under pressure, Tagger has saved 51.79% of breakpoints, outperforming Monnet who has saved 49.83%, possibly providing Tagger a mental edge in tight moments.
• Overall match performance over the past year shows that Tagger has a higher win rate of 69.44% compared to Monnet's 53.33%, suggesting a more consistent winning pattern.
• Surface preferences reveal Monnet excels on hard courts with a 64% win rate, while Tagger's strength lies on clay with a 62% win percentage.
• Both players have predominantly competed at the Challenger/ITF > $10K level in the last year, with Tagger achieving a significantly higher win rate of 75% versus Monnet's 50.94%.
• Monnet has faced slightly lower-ranked opponents on average (322.8) than Tagger (296.72) over the last 12 months, which might impact the comparative difficulty of their match histories.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Tagger has a better performance history, securing 50% of such sets compared to Monnet's 39%.
• Monnet has a stronger breakpoint conversion rate at 34.83%, suggesting potentially greater efficiency in crucial points over Tagger's 25.76%.

Editorial Prediction (July 29, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Monnet and Tagger appears to be closely contested based on several key statistics.

While Tagger shows a slight advantage in serving consistency and has performed better under pressure by saving more breakpoints, Monnet excels in return games and breakpoint conversion, giving them an edge in critical point scenarios.

Tagger's superior overall win rate over the last year and better performance in deciding sets suggest that they may have the experience and mental resilience necessary to overcome Monnet's strengths.

Considering these factors, Tagger is most likely to win the upcoming tennis match, capitalizing on their ability to perform under pressure and higher match-win consistency.