Gauthier Onclin vs Tristan Boyer Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players compare in second serve success recently? Boyer has the upper hand, securing 48.02% of points, whereas Onclin achieves 41.3%.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Onclin demonstrates superiority with a 50.81% win rate, surpassing Boyer's 46.65%.
• Regarding first serve returns, Onclin again leads by converting 33.16% of points, compared to Boyer's 24.32%.
• In high-pressure situations, specifically breakpoints, Boyer manages to save 56.83%, slightly outperforming Onclin's 50.68%.
• Overall match performance in the past year has Onclin winning 64.86% of their encounters, outshining Boyer's 52.31% success rate.
• On what surface does each player excel? Boyer favors Hard courts with a 55% win rate, while Onclin excels on Indoor Hard surfaces, boasting a 64% winning percentage.
• Analyzing tournament level participation, Boyer often competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 57.58% of matches, whereas Onclin has a strong presence at Futures/Satellites level with an impressive 83.33% win rate.
• When facing different levels of competition, Boyer frequently plays against more highly ranked opponents, with an average ranking of 188.4, compared to Onclin's opponents averaging a ranking of 317.89.
• What are their abilities in deciding sets? Onclin leads with an 81% win rate in deciding sets, superior to Boyer's 60% success.
• Looking at break point conversion, Onclin is more efficient, achieving a 36.61% conversion rate, surpassing Boyer's 31.61%.

Editorial Prediction (September 16, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match presents interesting contrasts in players’ strengths and weaknesses. Boyer has been slightly stronger in second serve points and break point saving ability. However, Onclin excels in return games, particularly against first serves, and shows a higher overall conversion rate on break points.

Onclin has been notably more successful recently, with a higher percentage of match wins over the past year and superior performance in deciding sets. His competitive experience appears to have been built in slightly lower-ranked tournaments, but his results emphasize his strong form and skill on Indoor Hard surfaces.

Considering these stats, Onclin emerges as the likely favorite to win the upcoming match, given his recent form, return game prowess, and greater effectiveness in clutch situations.