Francesca Curmi vs Amandine Monnot Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Oh, tennis enthusiasts, gather 'round for a statistical showdown with a side of chuckles! In the world of second serves, Monnot has been slightly more victorious, pocketing 39.79% of points, which I'll admit, is not significantly better than Curmi's 39.63%. It's like choosing between two identical snowflakes — both beautiful in their own mundane way.

Speaking of returns, Monnot's prowess in stealing the opponent's second serve point stands at a respectable 49.55%. But, don't take a snooze yet because Curmi edges ahead with a sneaky 50.56%. When it comes to gobbling up first serves, Curmi takes the cake, having devoured 36.01% compared to Monnot's 30.54%. It's almost as if Curmi brought a bigger appetite for those serves!

Under pressure? Monnot seems to thrive, saving 50.72% of breakpoints, whereas Curmi is a tad less effective at 45.41%. Imagine Monnot as the cool cucumber and Curmi as the one with just a hint of perspiration. On the flip side, Monnot boasts a match-win rate of 59.26% over the past year, rivaling Curmi's fighting spirit with a 53.19% win record — sure to be a nail-biter!

Surface-wise, Monnot might want to stay indoors with a hearty 55% win rate on indoor hard surfaces, while Curmi lights up the hard courts with a sparkling 68% win rate. On clay, however, both players seem fairly grounded, with Monnot at 50% and Curmi only sliding slightly better at 57%.

At the Challenger/ITF tournaments, Monnot and Curmi have been nearly neck-and-neck, winning 58.82% and 54.55% of matches, respectively. Let's talk about their opponents — Monnot has been battling it out against the rank-and-file with an average rank opponent of 431.33. Meanwhile, Curmi has chosen higher-ranked foes, average rank being 312.17. Who knew Curmi had such an adventurous streak?

If we venture into the thrilling realm of deciding sets, Monnot has clinched victory in 60% of these stressful battles, slightly overshadowing Curmi’s 56% success rate. The breakpoint conversion is where Monnot takes a slight edge, converting 36.15% of breakpoints, over Curmi's 34.21% convert-to-joy ratio. Perhaps Monnot's spirit animal is a thief in the night?

When it’s all knitted together, these numbers hint at a glorious battle with Monnot slightly pulling ahead in the predictions game by the whisker of an ace. Stay tuned, because tennis, as we've learned, loves to serve surprises!