Damien Wenger vs Corentin Denolly Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When it comes to points won on their second serve, Wenger holds a slight edge with 46.06% compared to Denolly's 44.03% over the last 6 months.
• Who performs better in return games? Denolly surpasses Wenger in second serve return points with 46.89% versus Wenger's 44.67%. However, Wenger performs better in first serve returns, winning 31.93% compared to Denolly's 26.39%.
• Under pressure, Wenger has saved 53.33% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Denolly's 51.45%.
• In terms of match victories over the last year, Wenger has a slight edge with a win rate of 59.57%, while Denolly has a 58.46% win rate.
• On clay surfaces, both players present an equal winning percentage of 66% in their careers, but they differ on their weakest surfaces.
• Looking at the level of competition, Denolly has a weaker performance in Challenger/ITF categories, winning 38.24% of matches, while Wenger excels in Futures/Satellites, with a win rate of 62.5%.
• In their sole direct encounter, Denolly won convincingly at the M25 Kigali on clay, with a score of 6-2, 6-1.
• The average match duration between the two is 1 hour and 14 minutes, yet they haven't played any deciding sets or tiebreaks against each other.
• Regarding opponent difficulty, Denolly has faced higher-ranked players, with an average opponent rank of 277.65 compared to 385.26 for Wenger.
• If the match goes the distance, Denolly has a superior deciding set record, winning 72% over the past year, whereas Wenger has won 38%.
• Recently, Wenger has shown a better ability to convert breakpoints at 43.97%, with Denolly converting 30.77% of his opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (June 19, 2025, UTC):

In analyzing recent performances, Wenger shows a slight advantage in terms of second serve consistency and breakpoint conversions, both of which could play significant roles in pivotal match moments.

Conversely, Denolly demonstrates an edge in second serve returns and has historically faced more challenging opponents, which could imply greater match toughness and adaptability.

Notably, Denolly's decisive victory in their previous head-to-head encounter, especially on their favored clay surface, suggests a psychological edge.

Considering the above factors and Denolly's superior ability to win deciding sets, the prediction leans towards Denolly being the most likely victor in this upcoming match.