Corentin Moutet vs Dino Prizmic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who performs better on their second serve recently? Moutet has an edge, winning 48.47% of points compared to Prizmic's 43.23%.
• When it comes to returning second serves, both players have nearly identical stats, with Moutet slightly ahead at 46.31% compared to Prizmic’s 46.24%.
• Moutet leads in first serve return points with 28.45%, while Prizmic has 26.44%.
• Under pressure, Moutet excels in saving breakpoints, achieving a 56.44% success rate, compared to Prizmic’s 49.69%.
• In terms of match outcomes over the last year, Prizmic is ahead with a 73.02% win rate, while Moutet stands at 53.97%.
• Considering surface preference, Prizmic's strongest performance is on hard courts with an 80% win rate, whereas Moutet shines on clay with 64%.
• Event level matters: Prizmic has been successful in Challengers/ITF, winning 72.73% of matches, while Moutet has been competing more on the main tour with a 53.33% win rate.
• Have they faced tougher opponents? Yes, Moutet, with opponents averaging a rank of 113.05, compared to Prizmic's average opponent rank of 241.98.
• Is there a deciding set advantage? Prizmic takes the nod, having won 75% of deciding sets compared to Moutet's 52%.
• In converting break points recently, Prizmic holds an advantage, converting 34.62% of opportunities over Moutet's 31.58%.

Editorial Prediction (September 12, 2025, UTC):

As we examine the statistics leading into this match, Moutet appears more steadfast with second serve performance and breakpoint resilience, which are crucial during pressured times in the match.

Though Prizmic demonstrates a stronger win record over the past year, it is mainly in Challengers/ITF tournaments, which may not match the intensity of Moutet's main tour experience.

Prizmic’s prowess in deciding sets is noteworthy should the match reach that point, but Moutet’s advantage in returning first serves and enduring tougher competition could play a pivotal role.

Considering these factors, Moutet is slightly favored to win, leveraging his recent form and experience against tougher opponents.