Gregoire Barrere vs Mili Poljicak Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

What can second serve proficiency tell us about a likely winner? Over the past six months, Barrere has achieved a 44.17% success rate on his second serves, while Poljicak edges slightly ahead with 46.56%. This statistic often aligns closely with match outcomes and may hold the key to predicting who will have the upper hand in their contest.

How do return games sway the balance of a match? Analyzing recent performance, Barrere has an impressive 45.7% return win rate against his opponent's second serves, while Poljicak slightly outperforms him with 47.53%. On first serve returns, Barrere stands at 25.26%, and Poljicak leads with 26.59%. These figures can be crucial in determining the favorite in this head-to-head matchup.

Does pressure get to these players? When it comes to fending off break points, Barrere has shown resilience by saving 57.44% of them recently, compared to Poljicak's 52.06%. This statistic provides valuable insights for in-game betting predictions.

Examining their annual performance, Barrere has won 51.85% of his matches, delivering a win-loss record of 28-26. On the other hand, Poljicak boasts a remarkable 72.73% win rate, achieving a stellar 64-24 record, offering a compelling view for head-to-head assessments.

On which surface do these players excel? Barrere has his best career win percentage on indoor hard courts with a 61% success rate, whereas Poljicak shares this percentage on hard surfaces. Nevertheless, Poljicak struggles on grass with zero wins out of his single attempt.

At what level of competition do they shine? Barrere has predominantly competed in Challenger and ITF tournaments above $10K, winning 53.13% of his matches over the past year. Contrastingly, Poljicak has thrived in the Futures, Satellites, and ITF $10K events, conquering a remarkable 80.3% of his challenges.

Quality of opposition faced can make a difference. Barrere’s opponents average a rank of 197.43, offering a higher caliber of competition, while Poljicak’s opponents have averaged a rank of 430.85, posing less formidable challenges.

What about crunch time in deciding sets? In potential match-deciding situations, Barrere has emerged victorious in 67% of the deciders throughout the past year. Poljicak isn't far behind, claiming a 62% win rate in such circumstances.

Could breakpoint conversion be the clincher? Barrere manages to convert 29.92% of his opportunities, while Poljicak is slightly more efficient at 32.43%, a decisive factor in live betting scenarios.

With all these statistics combined, it appears Poljicak holds a slight advantage in many crucial areas, leading to the prediction that Poljicak could edge out Barrere in their upcoming battle.