Charles Broom vs Justin Boulais Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

What do recent second serve performances tell us about today's tennis clash? Charles Broom has been winning 43.86% of his points on the second serve over the past six months, while Justin Boulais slightly outshines him with 44.38%. Although the margin is small, in such tightly contested matchups, these nuances can make a significant difference.

In the return game, it's Broom who emerges as a formidable force, claiming 52.42% of his opponent's second serve points compared to Boulais' 46.85%. When it comes to returning first serves, Boulais gains an edge with a success rate of 30.07% over Broom's 24.69%. This disparity is crucial for predicting the favored player in their head-to-head encounters.

Facing breakpoints is another area where Broom seems to excel, saving 61.48% compared to Boulais' 51.61%. This prowess can certainly sway a match under pressure, offering intriguing insights for live betting predictions. Though Boulais boasts a higher overall win percentage over the past year at 58.14% versus Broom’s 46.3%, the Challenger-level experience of Broom might tilt the scales.

Analyzing the surface preference, Broom shines brightest on clay with a 67% win rate, contrasting Boulais' struggle on the same surface with merely 31%. On hard courts, where Boulais has his best win percentage of 56%, Broom is not too far behind with his worst surface percentage still standing strong at 57%.

The head-to-head record has Broom leading after their sole encounter, where he triumphed in a gripping three-setter at the Drummondville Challenger. The average game time between these opponents is 2:23:8, hinting at prolonged battles, with Broom also dominating in both deciding sets and tiebreak situations.

In examining opponent quality, Broom has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 339.28 versus Boulais' 406.77. However, Boulais has an upper hand when it comes to deciding set victories, winning 53% compared to Broom's 36% over the past year.

Considering their performance in current events is vital, yet when it narrows down to breaking point conversion, Boulais again edges out with 36.92% to Broom's 32.88%. Despite these considerations, the long, taxing games and Broom's proven track record against Boulais suggest a slight edge for Broom in this encounter. Nonetheless, with unpredictable elements always in play, both warriors could put on a compelling show, but Broom may very well come out victorious.