Luca Van Assche vs Matteo Martineau Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to putting the ball in play for a second serve, Assche must secretly wish Martineau hadn't read the handbook. In the past half year, Assche has managed to win 45.42% of points on their second serve, while Martineau sneaks slightly ahead with 47.65%—a statistic that offers a clearer picture than an unfiltered selfie when predicting match outcomes.

Should Martineau face an opponent's serve, however, they'll certainly give it a run for its money. Although Assche has won 46.93% of their opponent's second serve points, Martineau is not far behind at 45.36%. The first serve returns read like a suspense thriller, with Assche sitting at 25.43% and Martineau, perhaps distracted by a butterfly, at 21.14%. Those fond of a tales-to-predictions correlation will find these numbers enticing when selecting their favorite from this H 2H brotherhood.

Performance on specific surfaces paints an entirely new chapter in this story. On clay, Assche darn near moonwalks across the court with a 61% win rate. Meanwhile, Martineau, the silent Hard court warrior, boasts a 59% success rate. Nonetheless, tread less-friendly grass and they stumble a bit, showing Grass their lesser love, with Martineau at 43%. Thus, Grass might just turn out to be their kryptonite.

A glance back in time reveals a tally of two head-to-head encounters—a clean sweep for Assche, leaving Martineau garnering no wins or sets. These bouts average around 1:48:25 in length, which is just enough time to contemplate life’s mysteries—or choose your next Netflix series. As dramatic as those contests sound, neither went to a deciding set, so leave your popcorn in the microwave for now.

When pressure mounts, Assche has saved a commendable 54.72% of breakpoints, facing Martineau's 62.44%—just enough to keep things interesting if you’re betting your neighbor's TV remote. For those heart-stopping moments with a tiebreak in tow, history sways in Assche's favor, having bested Martineau 1-0 in such nail-biters.

Speaking of the big leagues, Assche faced adversaries with an average rank of 186.14 in the last year, whereas Martineau danced with those ranked 250.58—an aspect not to be ignored when foretelling triumphs. If the games ever drag into a deciding set, Assche claims half for glory while Martineau secures only 36% amid the general tour populace.

Finally, breakpoint conversion is crucial when predicting who will have the upper hand in tense situations. Assche converts golden opportunities 38.74% of the time, considerably outshining Martineau's 23.81%. If you ask the stats—and maybe a quirky tennis fan with predictive prowess—it's not difficult to foresee Assche as the likely victor when these two hit the court.