Lois Boisson vs Tamara Korpatsch Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players compare on their second serve performance? Recently, Boisson wins 40.5% of points on their second serve, while Korpatsch achieves a slightly higher 40.72%.
• Who has the edge in return games? Boisson excels by winning 52.02% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Korpatsch's 49.2%. However, Korpatsch performs better on returning first serves with 35.16% compared to Boisson's 28.62%.
• Under pressure, which player fares better? Boisson has saved 54.38% of breakpoints, significantly outperforming Korpatsch's 46.99%.
• Looking at long-term trends, Boisson has a superior overall win rate over the past year with 69.7%, as opposed to Korpatsch's 48.44%.
• On clay, both players find success, with Boisson winning 71% of matches and Korpatsch winning 65%. On grass, Boisson struggles with no wins, while Korpatsch has a 32% win rate.
• What about event levels? Boisson has a higher win rate of 69.57% in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, compared to Korpatsch's 56.76%.
• Despite playing against higher-ranked opponents (average rank 186.72), Korpatsch has a lower winning percentage than Boisson, who plays lower-ranked players (average rank 223.39).
• In deciding sets, Boisson has a formidable 64% success rate over the last 12 months, whereas Korpatsch has only won 45% in similar situations.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion, Korpatsch is more efficient with a conversion rate of 43.23%, whereas Boisson has a lower rate of 36.69%.

Editorial Prediction (July 16, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the upcoming tennis match, several aspects suggest Boisson might have a slight advantage over Korpatsch. Boisson has demonstrated a stronger performance in returning second serve points and saving breakpoints, both crucial for maintaining momentum during the match.

Although Korpatsch has a slightly better second serve win rate and excels at converting breakpoint opportunities, Boisson's overall win percentage and success in deciding sets highlight a clear edge in match resilience.

Boisson’s superior win percentage in matches at similar event levels and more consistent performance under pressure make them a formidable opponent, despite Korpatsch facing higher-ranked players on average.

Considering these factors, Boisson is more likely to emerge victorious in this face-off based on their current form and historical performance.