Fabio Fognini vs Constant Lestienne Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In assessing the upcoming tennis match between Lestienne and Fognini, one can note distinct variations in their recent performance metrics, which offer insights into likely outcomes. Over the last six months, Lestienne and Fognini's ability to win points on their second serve has been closely matched, with Lestienne at 43.33% and Fognini slightly ahead at 44.78%. Such second-serve performance stats are often predictive of match results.

The players show variability in their return game statistics as well. Lestienne has won 47.25% of their opponent's points on the second serve, whereas Fognini registers a lower 46.01%, illustrating Lestienne's slight edge in returning second serves. For first-serve returns, Lestienne has a more significant advantage with 27.93% compared to Fognini's 24.35%, offering further insights for those attempting to assess who might prevail in this match.

Under pressure, Fognini demonstrates superior breakpoint resilience, having saved 56.67% of breakpoints, while Lestienne lags at 52.25%. This resilience is a crucial metric for predicting outcomes during high-stakes points in the match. Moreover, when considering match win percentages in the past year, Fognini stands at 55.17% compared to Lestienne's 50.82%, indicating a slight edge for Fognini in overall performance.

When examining surface preferences, Lestienne excels on hard courts with a 63% win rate, while Fognini performs best on clay, boasting the same win percentage. However, surfaces Lestienne and Fognini struggle on differ, with Lestienne weakest on grass and Fognini on indoor hard courts, offering insights depending on the event surface.

Analyzing the opponent quality indicates that Fognini has faced tougher competitors, with an average opponent rank of 209.48 versus Lestienne's 224.69 over the past year. In tournaments, Fognini and Lestienne have primarily competed at the Challengers/ITF level, where Fognini enjoys a superior win percentage, winning 65.38% of his matches compared to Lestienne's 57.5%.

The deciding set performances also favor Fognini, who has claimed victory in 71% of all deciders, in contrast to Lestienne, who has managed to win 50% of such sets. When considering break point conversion abilities, Fognini further solidifies his position, converting 40.63% of opportunities compared to Lestienne’s 32.95% conversion rate.

Given these comprehensive statistics—spanning serve effectiveness, surface preferences, opponent quality, breakpoint handling, and overall match results, Fognini appears to hold a statistical advantage in this upcoming clash.