Gilles Arnaud Bailly vs Henri Squire Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Bailly's recent second serve win percentage is 39.83%, whereas Squire's is slightly higher at 41.01%. Could this slight edge impact the match outcome? It could give Squire a minor advantage.
• In return games, Bailly wins 45.03% of opponent’s second serves, while Squire edges him with 45.52%. However, Bailly shines on first-serve returns with 29.17%, compared to Squire's 25.9%.
• Under pressure, Squire excels in saving breakpoints at 59.13%, significantly better than Bailly's 47.34%. This strength might benefit Squire in high-pressure moments.
• Overall match performance in the past year favors Bailly, who has a winning percentage of 69.86%, contrasting sharply with Squire's 44.23%. This could suggest Bailly's greater consistency.
• Considering best surface performance, Bailly excels on Hard courts with a 69% win rate, while Squire performs best on Indoor Hard courts, winning 64% of his matches.
• Bailly plays mostly at Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, winning 70.15% of matches; Squire competes at a higher level, the Challenge/ITF, but wins only 43.24% there.
• In terms of opponent difficulty, Bailly faces lower-ranked players with an average rank of 393.56, whereas Squire's average opponent rank is 269.58, suggesting a tougher competition pool for Squire.
• When matches go to a deciding set, Bailly's record is strong, winning 54% of such sets, compared to just 22% for Squire, indicating Bailly may be better under prolonged match pressure.
• Bailly converts breakpoints at a rate of 38.61%, slightly more efficient than Squire's 36.23%, providing Bailly with a potential edge during crucial break point opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (August 16, 2025, UTC):

Bailly presents a compelling case for victory with his outstanding match win percentage over the past year, indicating consistency and effectiveness against varied opponents. His significant edge in first serve returns and breakpoint conversion further bolsters his position.

Despite Squire's experience at a higher competitive level and superior ability to save breakpoints, his lower overall match win rate and struggles in deciding sets are potential vulnerabilities Bailly might exploit.

Considering these elements, along with Bailly's strength in decisive moments and slightly superior effectiveness in pivotal game scenarios, Bailly emerges as the likely favorite to win this upcoming tennis match.