Henri Squire vs Francesco Maestrelli Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to the wonderful world of second serves, Maestrelli seems to be trailing behind Squire, clutching a modest 43.43% of points in the last half-year. Meanwhile, Squire is strolling along with 46.59%. In the realm of tennis predictions, this tells us quite a tale indeed.

Moving into the world of the return game, it's Maestrelli who once again finds themselves doing a little extra work. While they've bagged 44.54% of their opponent's second serve points, Squire is busy pocketing 46.65%. However, on the flip side, Maestrelli reigns supreme against first serves with 26.72%, giving Squire's 23.32% a run for its money.

Breakpoints can be rather stressful, don’t you think? But if you’re wagering a carrot, place it on Squire who’s saved a camel-whopping 62.19% compared to Maestrelli’s 56%. Sparkling news for those fond of placing bets mid-match! As we round up last year's adventures on the court, Maestrelli stands at a balanced 50% win rate, while Squire is just a smidgen behind at 48.28%. That’s like comparing the ripeness of tomatoes, isn't it?

Now let's dash onto the surfaces! Maestrelli seems to love the Hard courts, flaunting a delightful 56% win streak. Grass, however, sends them running for the hills, with a rather sad 0%. Meanwhile, Squire is taking a similar sunny stroll on I.hard with 64%, but like Maestrelli, Grass seems to steal their thunder."

In terms of playing venues, Maestrelli and Squire find themselves amidst the hustle-bustle of Challengers/ITF tournaments. Here, Maestrelli swings a 45.45% win rate around like a bouquet, while Squire boasts a respectable 53.33% success rate. Ranking-wise, Squire seems to mingle with the big fish, facing opponents at an average rank of 233.78, while Maestrelli stays comfy at an average rank of 273.87.

Heading into those thrilling third-set showdowns, everyone knows Maestrelli shines like a well-fed glowworm, with a glistening 58% win. Squire, on the other hand, may want to reconsider their strategy, winning just 36% of those nail-biting finales.

When the moment arrives to pounce on a breakpoint, both players carry on with tactics in their own unique style. Maestrelli and Squire almost match stride, converting 33.57% and 34.29% respectively. Though strategy wins the game, prediction wins the day. With the stats tipping slightly in favor, it looks like Squire is sneaking into the favorite's chair for this match-up.