Leo Lagarrigue vs Florent Bax Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Bax has a higher second serve point win rate of 45.21% compared to Lagarrigue's 40.43%. Could this indicate an advantage in serving for Bax? It seems likely.
• In terms of return game, Lagarrigue surpasses Bax by winning 45.11% of their opponent's second serve points, highlighting a stronger return game compared to Bax's 42.63%.
• For first serve returns, Lagarrigue again leads significantly at 33.01% versus Bax's 23.22%. This may suggest Lagarrigue is more adept at countering strong serves.
• When under pressure, Bax has saved 55.02% of breakpoints, a statistic in their favor, compared to Lagarrigue's 46.77% breakpoint save rate, suggesting Bax may handle in-match pressure better.
• Over the past year, Bax has a higher match win rate of 68.35% compared to Lagarrigue's 45.45%, which might reflect Bax’s consistent performance level.
• Both players have a career win rate of 65% on their best surface, Clay, but Bax has notably more experience on this surface compared to Lagarrigue.
• Bax has been playing at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level with a win rate of 77.78%, while Lagarrigue at the same level has a 45.45% win rate. How does this affect predictions? It suggests Bax is more successful in this competitive tier.
• Lagarrigue has faced tougher opponents on average, ranked 303.45, versus Bax, who has faced opponents averaging at rank 371.53. This might indicate Lagarrigue's exposure to higher competition levels.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Lagarrigue may have a slight edge with a 50% win rate in such sets, compared to Bax's 47%.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion, Lagarrigue has been more successful, converting 46.15% of opportunities, while Bax trails at 28.43%.

Editorial Prediction (September 4, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent performance metrics, Bax shows a stronger capability in winning points on their second serve and better resilience under pressure, with a higher breakpoint save percentage. These statistics suggest a potential advantage when facing breakpoints.

However, Lagarrigue excels in return games, particularly against first serves, and has proven more effective in converting breakpoint opportunities. This possibly gives Lagarrigue an edge when it comes to the return aspects of the match.

Considering both players' win rates on their favorite surface, although they are identical, Bax's extensive experience on Clay might offer a hidden edge. Still, Lagarrigue’s exposure to higher-ranked opponents could provide valuable experience under competitive scenarios.

While Bax boasts a stronger overall win rate and exemplary performance in their competitive tier, the deciding factor may rest with how well each player performs under specific match conditions, such as breakpoint scenarios and return games.

Given the comprehensive review of statistics, Bax appears to be marginally favored to win, leveraging their consistency and ability to perform under pressure while considering Lagarrigue's strengths as potential hurdles.