Henri Squire vs Oriol Roca Batalla Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, the second serve performance of both players reveals that Batalla has a slight edge, winning 47.2% of points compared to Squire's 46.86%. This statistic often correlates with match prediction accuracy, suggesting a minor advantage for Batalla in serve reliability.

When evaluating return game statistics, Squire outshines Batalla with a recent form percentage of 46.94% for points won on opponents' second serves, while Batalla stands at 41.49%. Additionally, on first serve returns, Squire's statistics show 24.17%, slightly behind Batalla's 25.81%. These numbers are significant when considering who is likely to be favored in this matchup.

Under pressure, Squire exhibits strong resilience by saving 61.43% of breakpoints, compared to Batalla's 57.32%. This breakpoint saving capability could prove essential, especially under clutch situations within the match. Squire also excels in converting breakpoints, achieving 33.87% against Batalla's 28.87%, indicating potential advantages during crucial game moments.

Looking at performance over the past year, Batalla has a better win-loss record, prevailing in 52.54% of his matches compared to Squire's 46.43%. This overall performance could influence expectations about their competitive form. On their preferred surfaces, Squire performs best on indoor hard courts with a 64% win rate, whereas Batalla achieves a 63% win rate on clay, highlighting their surface preferences and potential strengths.

Both players spend most of their match time on the Challengers/ITF tournament levels over the past year. Batalla maintains a success rate of 56.25% in his contests at this level, surpassing Squire’s 51.16%. This detail is helpful in understanding experience relative to the event level they predominantly play.

The head-to-head record between Squire and Batalla favors Squire, who has won their only prior match. Their encounter at the M 25 Ueberlingen in 2021 saw an intense match where Squire triumphed over Batalla in three sets. The historical match duration between them averages 2 hours and 11 minutes, providing insights into how competitive their matches can be.

In terms of deciding set performance against all players, both Squire and Batalla have each won 33% of deciding sets over the past year. Such statistics are useful for predicting outcomes if this encounter reaches a decisive set.

Assessing quality of opponents faced over the previous 12 months, Squire has competed against higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 235.88, whereas Batalla's average opponent rank is 261.42. This exposure to stiffer competition might give Squire a slight competitive advantage in adapting to tough play.

Considering these compiled statistics and past performances, the prediction indicates a marginal tilt in favor of Squire based on his superior head-to-head record, pressure handling, and return game effectiveness. While Batalla shows strength in win percentages and serve reliability, the projection suggests Squire as the likely candidate to come out victorious in their upcoming match.