Geoffrey Blancaneaux vs Jan Choinski Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• On second serve performance recently, Choinski has a slight edge, winning 46.4% of points compared to Blancaneaux's 44.65%.
• However, Blancaneaux is stronger in return games, especially against second serves, with a 48.79% win rate, surpassing Choinski's 42.97%.
• Are first serve return stats significant? Yes, Blancaneaux leads with 30.09% over Choinski's 26.82%.
• Under pressure, Choinski saves more breakpoints at 58.51% compared to Blancaneaux's 54.73%.
• In terms of match success over the past year, Choinski has proven more victorious, securing 59.7% of his matches as opposed to Blancaneaux's 44.12%.
• The preferred surface for Choinski is Clay with a win rate of 63%, while Blancaneaux excels on Hard courts at 64%.
• How do they fare on their least preferred surface, Grass? Choinski wins 26%, and Blancaneaux a mere 14%.
• When evaluating performance at tournament levels, Choinski shows superior results in Challengers/ITF events with a 61.67% win rate, compared to Blancaneaux's 43.55%.
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Choinski dominates with two wins over Blancaneaux, who has yet to win against him.
• In deciding sets, Choinski has been more clutch, winning 100% against Blancaneaux.
• Who performs better in tiebreaks? Choinski has an advantage, winning their only tiebreak meeting.
• Against higher-caliber opponents, Choinski plays those ranked at an average of 257.13, compared to Blancaneaux's 300.76.
• Speaking of deciding sets, Choinski wins 71% in general, much higher than Blancaneaux's 43%.
• On converting breakpoints, Blancaneaux leads with 34.76% compared to Choinski's 29.24%.

Editorial Prediction (August 4, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match showcases a contrast in playing styles and performance areas. Choinski displays a slight upper hand in second serve success and has shown commendable resilience in saving breakpoints. His recent performance record and head-to-head dominance suggest a competitive edge over Blancaneaux.

While Blancaneaux exhibits superior return game capability and a higher breakpoint conversion rate, his overall performance lacks consistency in high-pressure situations, as evidenced by lower stats in breaking determining sets and head-to-head records against Choinski.

Considering these factors, Choinski appears more equipped to claim victory in this face-off, leveraging his efficiency under pressure and historical success against Blancaneaux.