Gael Monfils vs Hugo Dellien Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do players perform on their second serve? Monfils has a slight advantage, winning 50.67% of second serve points, compared to Dellien's 45.36% over the last six months.
• When facing an opponent's second serve, Monfils wins 45.61% of these points, while Dellien wins 40.6%, indicating Monfils' superior return game in this aspect.
• On first serve returns, Dellien outperforms Monfils, winning 29.49% of points compared to Monfils' 21.23%.
• Who handles pressure better? Dellien slightly edges Monfils in saving breakpoints, with 59.11% compared to Monfils' 58.49%.
• Monfils has a win rate of 64.44% in the past year, while Dellien boasts a slightly higher rate of 65.88%.
• Monfils excels on indoor hard courts, winning 69% of matches, whereas Dellien finds his strength on clay with a 66% win rate.
• Analyzing the event level, Monfils has been competing mainly in Masters series with a win rate of 66.67%, while Dellien's success comes in lower-tier Challenger events with a 70.77% win rate.
• The quality of competition faced favors Monfils, who has played against opponents with an average rank of 77.6, compared to Dellien's average opponent rank of 251.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Monfils holds a strong advantage, winning 75% of deciding sets compared to Dellien's 53% over the last year.
• Regarding break point conversion, Dellien is slightly more effective, converting 32.53% of opportunities compared to Monfils' 30.97%.

Editorial Prediction (May 26, 2025, UTC):

Both players have showcased strengths across different aspects of their game, but Monfils appears to have a slight edge in key areas. His superior performance on second serves and against higher-ranked opponents could be critical in this match.

Dellien matches up well with slightly better breakpoint conversion and first serve return stats. However, considering opponent quality and the high correlation of second serve performances with match outcomes, Monfils seems to be better positioned.

Given the trends and statistical insights, Monfils is likely to come out as the victor in their upcoming encounter.