Leo Raquillet vs Alexander Weis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Experienced player performance: Raquillet has a match win percentage of 55.32% over the last year, slightly higher than Weis, who has won 53.23% of their matches.
• Second serve success: Who performs better on second serves? Weis edges out Raquillet by winning 41.99% of points, while Raquillet is at 40.07%.
• Return game strength: Weis appears stronger, winning 47.49% of opponents' second serve points compared to Raquillet's 41.14%.
• Under pressure: Weis saves more breakpoints at 54.15% versus Raquillet's 51.9%, suggesting Weis may handle pressure situations slightly better.
• Surface preference: Both players excel on clay. However, Weis has proven more effective, with a career win rate of 57% compared to Raquillet's 54% on the same surface.
• Match level: Raquillet and Weis have predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Weis achieving a slightly better success ratio.
• Opponent quality: Over the past year, Raquillet has faced higher-ranked opponents on average (356.74) compared to Weis (408.69).
• Deciding sets: Raquillet has a clear advantage in deciding sets, winning 64% compared to Weis who has won only 36%.
• Current form and event performance are critical; check their current matches for the most up-to-date insight.
• Break point conversion: Recent stats show Weis converts more break points (46.67%) than Raquillet (40.2%).

Editorial Prediction (May 30, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performances, Weis demonstrates superiority in several key areas such as second serve success, return game strength, and break point conversion. Weis also slightly outperforms under pressure, a critical advantage in tight match situations.

However, Raquillet's experience against higher-ranked opponents and better conversion in deciding sets are significant factors that could influence the outcome. Raquillet also has a marginally better overall match win rate than Weis.

Considering these comparisons, the data slightly favors Weis due to their consistent performance metrics across serves and returns. Therefore, Weis is the likely winner of the upcoming tennis match, assuming these trends continue.