Lola Radivojevic vs Amandine Hesse Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Radivojevic's recent form shows a 43.87% success rate on second serve points, compared to Hesse's 40.08%. Does this edge suggest a higher likelihood of winning? Indeed, it often does.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Radivojevic is slightly more successful with a win rate of 52.46%, while Hesse is just behind with 51.99%.
• Against first serves, however, Hesse takes the edge by winning 32.62% of points compared to Radivojevic's 30.46%.
• If facing breakpoints, Radivojevic has been more resilient, saving them 50.81% of the time, while Hesse's rate stands at 45.78%.
• Across the past year, Radivojevic boasts a higher match win rate at 57.58%, whereas Hesse's is 46.15%.
• On their preferred surfaces, Radivojevic excels on Clay with a career win rate of 64%, whereas Hesse shines on Hard courts with 58%.
• Both players have most of their matches in Challengers/ITF tournaments; Radivojevic wins 64.81% of these, while Hesse wins 46.77%.
• Radivojevic typically competes against higher-ranked opponents, with an average opponent rank of 268.38, compared to Hesse's 361.38 average.
• In close matches reaching a deciding set, Radivojevic wins 61% of the time, whereas Hesse wins 45% of such sets.
• Interestingly, Hesse is more proficient in converting breakpoint opportunities, succeeding 40.17% of the time compared to Radivojevic's 34.89%.

Editorial Prediction (July 8, 2025, UTC):

In upcoming matches, analyzing specific performance metrics offers key insights into player potential. Radivojevic shows stronger consistency in various aspects, notably in second serve points and overcoming high-ranked competitors.

Additionally, Radivojevic's higher breakpoint save percentage and deciding set victories are definitive competitive advantages. However, Hesse's proficiency in first serve returns and breakpoint conversions suggests her potential to seize pivotal moments during matches.

Despite Hesse's strengths, Radivojevic's overarching performance metrics and historical resilience highlight her as the likely winner of the forthcoming tennis match.