Kylian Collignon vs Nikola Slavic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Collignon and Slavic have shown different strengths in handling their second serves recently, with Slavic performing slightly better by winning 41.4% of points compared to Collignon’s 37.93%.
• When it comes to returning opponents' second serves, Collignon has the edge with a 46.81% win rate, outperforming Slavic's 45.45%.
• Collignon performs particularly well against first serves, winning 33.33% of return points where Slavic falls behind at 23.92%.
• Under pressure, such as saving breakpoints, Slavic has a significant advantage with a 58.74% success rate against Collignon’s 44.44%.
• Assessing overall match performance from the past year, Slavic has a stronger win rate of 63.16% compared to Collignon’s 45.28%.
• Both players excel on indoor hard surfaces, but Slavic shows slightly better results, with a 61% win rate over Collignon’s 57%.
• In terms of experience, Collignon and Slavic primarily play at the same tournament level; however, Slavic achieves a better win rate of 64.29% at $10K events compared to Collignon’s 45.28%.
• Collignon has faced tougher competition on average, as their opponents typically rank higher (141.09) than those faced by Slavic (183.19).
• If the match is tight and goes to a deciding set, Collignon has a marginally higher success rate, winning 50% of these sets versus Slavic’s 47%.
• In terms of converting break points, Collignon also leads with a 33.33% conversion rate against Slavic’s 27.63%.

Editorial Prediction (June 17, 2025, UTC):

When evaluating the upcoming match from multiple angles, Slavic demonstrates a slight advantage in overall match performance and pressure handling. Their ability to save breakpoints and stronger record over the past year suggests resilience in crucial moments.

However, Collignon exhibits strengths such as excelling in return games, especially against first serves, and a higher breakpoint conversion rate. These factors could potentially tip the scales in their favor during key points.

Additionally, while both players have a preference for indoor hard courts, Slavic's marginally better performance on this surface may provide them with a slight edge. However, the tougher competition Collignon faced could mean they have had more robust preparation.

Given the insights from these statistics, Slavic appears to be the likely winner. Their consistency and ability to withstand pressure might give them the upper hand in this encounter.