Gilles Arnaud Bailly vs Christoph Negritu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the last year, Negritu holds a slight edge, winning 64.47% of matches played with a record of 49 wins and 27 losses, compared to Bailly's 62.71% with 37 wins and 22 losses. Furthermore, Negritu has faced opponents with an average rank of 383.68, slightly higher than Bailly's opponents, who average a rank of 377.53. These statistics provide a picture of their competitiveness over the past year.

Examining second serve performance, Negritu won 47.52% of points on second serve over the last six months, while Bailly captured 37.87%. This indicator is closely linked to the accuracy of match predictions, making Negritu the stronger competitor in this aspect. When it comes to return games, Negritu has won 46.76% of their opponent's second serve points, marginally ahead of Bailly’s 44.04%. However, for first serve return points, Bailly holds an edge, winning 28.73% compared to Negritu’s 26.23%.

Analyzing their performance under pressure, Negritu has successfully saved 60.78% of breakpoints in recent form, surpassing Bailly's 47.44%. This statistic is particularly beneficial for bettors seeking insights into a player’s ability to handle high-pressure moments. In terms of break point conversion, Negritu has converted 32.04% of opportunities, while Bailly has been more efficient, converting 37.21%, presenting Bailly as slightly more adept in capitalizing on such critical moments.

Looking at surface preferences, both players show their best win percentages on hard courts. Negritu has a career win percentage of 61% on hard surfaces (147 wins, 95 losses), whereas Bailly’s is higher at 69% (27 wins, 12 losses). Conversely, Negritu's lowest career win percentage is on clay with 57% (140 wins, 107 losses), while Bailly struggles most on indoor hard courts, achieving just 27% (3 wins, 8 losses).

In matches that go to a deciding set, Negritu shows notable resilience, winning 66% of such sets in the past year, compared to Bailly's 42%. This demonstrates Negritu's ability to maintain performance under pressure in extended matches.

Based on these statistics, Negritu appears to have a slight advantage going into the match, particularly on aspects such as pressure handling, second serve performance, and deciding set resilience. Given these metrics, Negritu is likely to emerge victorious in this encounter, assuming both players maintain their current form.