Geoffrey Blancaneaux vs Remy Bertola Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Geoffrey Blancaneaux has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 44.55% of points compared to Remy Bertola's 43.40%.
• How do their return game stats compare? Blancaneaux has shown an advantage, capturing 47.39% of opponents' second serve points, whereas Bertola secures 46.41%.
• Regarding first serve returns, Blancaneaux again leads with 30.63%, while Bertola follows at 26.57%.
• Under pressure, Blancaneaux is slightly better, saving 55.52% of breakpoints compared to Bertola's 54.14%.
• Looking at the past year, Bertola boasts a better win rate by winning 61.63% of his matches, whereas Blancaneaux has won 46.15%.
• Both players have their highest career win percentage on hard surfaces, each at 64%.
• In Challenger/ITF tournaments > $10K, Blancaneaux played more matches but won slightly more matches than Bertola.
• Bertola's opponents have been of a lower average rank (381.93) than Blancaneaux's (310.42) over the last year.
• In deciding sets, Bertola is more successful, winning 57% of such matches, while Blancaneaux wins 36%.

Editorial Prediction (October 1, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Geoffrey Blancaneaux and Remy Bertola presents an intriguing contrast of styles and recent performances. Blancaneaux has demonstrated marginal superiority in technical elements like second serve and return statistics, which could give him an advantage during key points.

However, Bertola's higher match-winning percentage over the past year and his impressive record in decisive sets suggest resilience and competitiveness, critical traits for close contests. Furthermore, the slightly lower-ranked opponents Bertola has faced may imply a more favorable head-to-head record in high-pressure scenarios.

While Blancaneaux appears technically superior on paper, Bertola's ability to win tight matches and his higher recent success rate make him a marginally more likely winner in this matchup.