Dan Added vs Loann Massard Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When assessing the chances of Added and Massard on the tennis court, let's first delve into their recent second serve performance. Over the past six months, Added has won 47.79% of points on their second serve. Massard isn't far behind, securing 45.67% of these crucial points. How does this affect our match predictions? Historically, there's a tight link between second serve effectiveness and predicting match outcomes, suggesting a slight edge for Added in this aspect.

But what happens when the roles are reversed, and these players become returners? Added has captured 47.98% of their opponents' second serve points, showing impressive return skills. However, Massard edges him out here, clinching 49.51% of second serve return points. When faced with a first serve, Added wins 25.67% of the points, just ahead of Massard's 24.16%. This statistical insight is pivotal, offering some clues about who might have the upper hand in their next confrontation.

Under pressure, especially during breakpoints, proficiency can define the game's narrative. Added has successfully saved 56.6% of breakpoints, while Massard closely follows at 55.07%. These figures are golden for those eyeing in-game betting opportunities. Moreover, in the past year, Added has triumphed in 58.11% of their matches—their best surface being hard courts with a stellar win percentage of 61%. On the flip side, Massard has secured victory in 61.54% of matches, with indoor hard courts being his forte at a 59% win rate. How does this play into their head-to-head showdown?

In terms of the competition level, both players, Added and Massard, have predominantly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Added boasts a win rate of 63.27% in these tournaments, a shade below Massard's 64.29%. These figures help compare their strengths relative to their competitive landscape. Looking at their previous encounters, Massard has the advantage, winning their sole head-to-head match which was a tight battle going into three sets, with Massard emerging victorious 6-3, 1-6, 6-4 in their last meeting.

Examining extreme pressure situations, they have surprisingly not encountered a tiebreak in their matchups, leaving that aspect a mystery for observers. In games that stretch into a deciding set, Massard has marginally outperformed, winning 57% of his deciding sets compared to Added's 56%. Lastly, when given the chance to convert breakpoints, Added has been slightly more efficient, with a conversion rate of 33.53% against Massard's 31.84%. These statistics paint a picture of players whose skills are closely matched but with Massard potentially having an edge based on past performances and deciding set prowess.

Considering all these statistics, if one had to make a prediction, Massard seems to have a slight advantage, given his past head-to-head win and slight lead in various performance metrics under pressure. However, tennis is unpredictable, and surprises may await on the court when they next meet.