Lucas Marionneau vs Martin Simon Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to the thrilling world of tennis, Marionneau appears to be faring better on the second serve performance. Over the past six months, they've managed to win 43.72% of points on their second serve. Simon, on the other hand, has been as dry as a desert, winning a grand total of 0%. These statistics are as reliable as a psychic's crystal ball in predicting the match's outcome.

In the return game, Marionneau is again making Simon look like their racket has a hole in it. With a 45.66% success rate at returning their opponent’s second serve, Marionneau is showing prowess, while Simon continues to trail with another score of 0%. The first serve returns paint the same picture — Marionneau at 26.37% and Simon still at zilch. If these numbers were an actual match, Marionneau would be smashing it like a human cannonball.

Feeling the pressure? Marionneau doesn't seem to. They've successfully saved 53.49% of breakpoints when playing under stress lately. Simon’s break point save stats, meanwhile, are taking a nap at 0%. This is a juicy nugget of information for those who like to gamble during the game!

Looking at their performance overview, Marionneau has won a commendable 62.16% of matches over the past year, boasting a win-loss record of 23 wins to 14 losses. Simon's record is less of a secret and more of a void – they've played 0 matches, winning precisely 0 of them. This head-to-head statistic doesn't require Sherlock Holmes to figure out who might win.

When it comes to surfaces, Marionneau’s preferred stage is the I.hard court, where they boast a 62% success rate. Hard courts are akin to Marionneau’s dietary fiber – they show a more balanced success rate of 50%. Meanwhile, Simon doesn't have a groundbreaking best or worst court performance to speak of (or keep silent about). Marionneau also frequent Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, winning 64.52% of such matches, while Simon is still saving energy, sitting at 0%.

Opponent quality over the past year separates these two like cheese from chalk; Marionneau has faced off against competitors with an average ranking of 231.32. In contrast, Simon appears to have kept that information a secret, with no opponents to claim. When limited to a deciding set, Marionneau has emerged victorious in half of such instances. You'll never guess Simon's success rate – it's consistent if nothing else with a cozy 0% win rate.

Not to forget, Marionneau converts 34.48% of breakpoints, while Simon appears to be kind enough to gift all break points back to their opponents, since their conversion rate is stuck at a charitable 0%. All in all, calling it: based on these stats, Simon would need a magic racket to overcome Marionneau, making Marionneau the likely winner of this upcoming match.