Loic Namigandet Tenguere vs Charles De Saint Laumer Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

What can the recent second serve performances of these two players tell us about the potential outcome of this match? Over the last six months, Laumer has won 45.03% of points on their second serve, while Tenguere edges slightly ahead with 45.96%. With such a narrow margin, every point matters, making it crucial to consider how these numbers might influence the prediction.

Examining the ability to convert return points adds another layer of intrigue to this comparison. Laumer has claimed 44.32% of points on their opponent's second serve, while Tenguere stands at 43.24%. When breaking down the return stats further, Laumer also leads in first serve returns, capturing 29.53% compared to Tenguere’s 22.12%. These figures offer significant insight when determining who might have the upper hand in their head-to-head matches.

Under pressure, how do these players perform? Laumer has proven capable of saving 55.56% of breakpoints faced recently, yet Tenguere narrowly surpasses this, saving 56.67%. In the tense moments of the match, this stat could be a decisive factor. Overall, considering match victories over the past year, Laumer has a slight advantage with a 57.14% win rate compared to Tenguere’s 55.77%. However, Tenguere has more experience, having played more matches.

When surface preferences come into play, Laumer shines brightest on clay with a 67% win rate. Meanwhile, Tenguere posts their best performances on hard courts with a 58% win rate. Both players hold a similar win percentage on indoor hard surfaces at 50%. As both predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, determining an outright favorite through event level play is tricky, but recent history leans towards Tenguere, who beat Laumer in their sole head-to-head encounter.

Let us not forget their sole encounter in M 15 Bressuire, which saw Tenguere secure a commanding victory with a 7-5, 6-1 win. Despite both having 0 tiebreaks against each other, Tenguere’s superior opponent quality (average opponent rank of 251.96) further strengthens their position. If the match extends to a deciding set, it’s fascinating to note that Laumer has a spotless record in deciding sets over the last 12 months, whereas Tenguere has won just 33%. However, should the match not reach such lengths, recent break point conversion stats may be pivotal—with Laumer converting 33.33% as opposed to Tenguere’s 29.49%.

Given these statistics and past performances, while Laumer’s strong point conversion rates and prowess in deciding sets could tip the scales in longer matches, Tenguere’s head-to-head advantage and consistent returns make them the favored player to win this upcoming match.