Fadi Bidan vs Leo Lagarrigue Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent form shows Fadi Bidan winning 42.12% of second serve points, compared to Leo Lagarrigue's 35.76%. Could this be an indicator of Bidan's dominance on serve? Statistically, yes.
• In contrast, Lagarrigue edges out Bidan on return, winning 43.97% of opponents' second serve points versus Bidan's 41.74%. Does this give Lagarrigue the edge in breaking serve? It's possible.
• Fadi Bidan shows resilience under pressure, saving 50.93% of break points, superior to Lagarrigue's 44.23%. Could this be crucial in clutch moments? It likely provides Bidan a psychological edge.
• Over the past year, Bidan holds a slight edge with a 57.45% match win rate, just ahead of Lagarrigue's 56.52%. Does experience and consistency favor Bidan? Slightly, but it's close.
• Both athletes excel on clay with identical 64% career win rates. However, Lagarrigue demonstrates marginally better performance on indoor hard courts at 43%, compared to Bidan's lack of wins.
• With similar performance at the Futures/Satellites level, Bidan has played against marginally higher-ranked average opponents. Could this suggest better preparation against stronger competition? It might.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Lagarrigue boasts a stronger record, winning 57% of such instances, while Bidan stands at 40%. Will Lagarrigue's stronger final set performance be decisive? Possibly.
• In terms of converting breakpoints, Lagarrigue leads slightly at 37.50% compared to Bidan's 33.33%. Is Lagarrigue more opportunistic? The stats suggest so.

Editorial Prediction (November 18, 2025, UTC):

As we anticipate this match, we find that Fadi Bidan and Leo Lagarrigue exhibit varied strengths that create an intriguing clash. Bidan's solid second serve and ability to withstand pressure offer a noticeable advantage. However, Lagarrigue’s strength lies in his return game and breakpoint conversion, which could allow him to seize crucial opportunities during the encounter.

Both players share proficiency on clay, equally poised at a 64% career win rate, rendering surface advantage moot. Performance in deciding sets tips in favor of Lagarrigue, indicating a potential edge should the match reach that phase.

Bidan's slightly better performance against higher-ranked opponents suggests readiness for intense competition, yet Lagarrigue's more clinical breakpoint conversion could tilt the balance.

Given the current statistics and previous performances, Fadi Bidan appears marginally favored to win, primarily due to his second serve power and resilience under critical moments.