Henri Squire vs Gauthier Onclin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Henri Squire wins 42.06% of points on his second serve, whereas Gauthier Onclin secures 43.82%. Who might take a greater advantage from the second serve? Gauthier Onclin, albeit minimally.
• In returning their opponent's second serve, Henri Squire outperforms Gauthier Onclin with 49.00% compared to 47.72%. Is Squire stronger at turning defense into attack? Based on these stats, yes.
• Gauthier Onclin excels at returning first serves, winning 31.17% of points compared to Squire's 27.10%, presenting an edge in the initial exchanges.
• Under pressure, Squire successfully saves 56.29% of breakpoints, surpassing Onclin's 52.00%, suggesting more resilience in critical moments.
• Gauthier Onclin has a slightly better match-winning percentage over the past year at 60.56%, compared to Squire's 56.94%.
• Both players excel on indoor hard courts, with a shared 64% win rate. However, Onclin's record on grass at 40% outperforms Squire's 30%.
• Squire has played more matches at Challengers/ITF events over $10K, winning 58.62% compared to Onclin's 46.88%, indicating competitive stability at this level.
• Historically, Squire leads their direct encounters, winning their only previous match in straight sets.
• The average rank of Squire’s opponents is lower than Onclin's, hinting at tougher competition faced by Onclin.
• In deciders, Onclin boasts a formidable 78% win rate, indicating strong performance in crucial sets.

Editorial Prediction (October 20, 2025, UTC):

Henri Squire and Gauthier Onclin present an intriguing matchup with closely contested second serve performances, though Onclin holds a slight edge in this area. Squire's advantage lies in returning second serves more effectively and having a higher breakpoint save percentage, which could prove pivotal in tight situations.

Even though Onclin has a marginally superior match-win rate over the past year, Squire has shown better results at the same tournament level, coupled with a favorable head-to-head record, indicating his general preparedness and ability to handle the intensity of these competitions.

Gauthier Onclin demonstrates strong resilience in decisive sets, which might turn the tide in a tightly contested match. However, the combination of Squire's competition experience and effective breakpoint saving could grant him the upper hand.

Based on these analyses, Henri Squire is forecasted to emerge as the most likely victor in the upcoming encounter.