Clement Chidekh vs Louis Dussin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Chidekh's second serve performance sees him winning 42.99% of points, compared to Dussin's 48.61% in recent months. What does this indicate for match prediction? Winning second serve points usually correlates with success.
• In recent return games, Chidekh is favored, winning 47.69% of points on opponents' second serves, while Dussin manages 42.07%.
• Chidekh excels on first serve returns at 28.51%. However, Dussin returns first serves even better, achieving 34.29% success.
• Under intense game conditions, Chidekh has saved 55.71% of breakpoints, whereas Dussin lags at 47.92%, offering insight into composure under pressure.
• Over the past year, Chidekh achieved a 62.2% match win rate, slightly outpacing Dussin's 58.82%.
• Both players perform best on hard courts, with Chidekh boasting a 72% career win rate compared to Dussin's 62%.
• In lower-tier tournaments, Chidekh leads with a 74.42% win rate on Futures/ITF $10K events, whereas Dussin has 63.64%.
• In direct matchups, Chidekh has historically dominated, winning 3 out of 4 encounters, highlighting a potential mental edge.
• Their matches average a duration of 1:34:15, indicating the presence of potential closely contested sets.
• When experiencing extreme pressure, neither player has won a tiebreak against the other.
• Over the last year, Chidekh has faced slightly higher-ranked opponents, suggesting more experience against tougher competition.
• If a match goes to a deciding set, Dussin might have the upper hand, with a 68% win rate compared to Chidekh's 38% in the last 12 months.
• On break point conversion, Dussin slightly outperforms Chidekh with 33.64% to 31.34%, suggesting stronger opportunity capitalizing skills.

Editorial Prediction (July 4, 2025, UTC):

Both players have certain strengths that could make this match intriguing. Chidekh shines when it comes to his return game performance, particularly on opponents' second serves, making him difficult to overcome once a rally starts. His skill in saving breakpoints indicates his ability to handle match pressure effectively.

Dussin's advantages lie in winning more points on his second serve, his capability to return well against first serves, and his ability to convert breakpoints more efficiently. He also seems to have the edge if the match goes into a deciding set, based on his recent statistics.

The head-to-head record backs Chidekh for his historical success against Dussin, coupled with his better experience against higher-ranked players. Consequently, while both have weapons to take advantage and this match could go either way, Chidekh appears poised for victory based on these factors.