Mac Visser vs Maxence Beauge Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When analyzing recent second serve performance, Beauge has an edge, winning 47.17% of points compared to Visser’s 40%.
• What about return games? Visser wins 50.42% of their opponent's second serve points, slightly better than Beauge's 45.95%.
• In first serve return stats, Visser again leads with 32.62%, whereas Beauge achieves 28.35%.
• Under pressure, Beauge proves more resilient, saving 52.82% of breakpoints compared to Visser’s 44.94%.
• Evaluating performance over the last year, Beauge holds a marginal advantage, having won 54.84% of their matches versus Visser's 52.17%.
• On clay, Visser has a better career win rate of 54%, but Beauge excels on hard courts with a 64% win rate.
• Both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, but Beauge has a higher win percentage of 59.62% versus Visser’s 52.17%.
• Considering opponent quality, Visser faces tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 248.83, while Beauge's opponents average 387.15.
• In deciding sets, Visser is more successful, winning 63% compared to Beauge's 47% win rate.
• Conversion of breakpoints reveals another advantage for Visser at 42.11%, outshining Beauge's 33.09% success rate.

Editorial Prediction (August 21, 2025, UTC):

In recent months, the stats suggest that Beauge commands an edge in second serve performance, a crucial factor in match outcomes. This serves as a strong indication of her capability in sustained rallies, often leading to favorable breakdowns against opponents.

Despite this, Visser demonstrates superior capabilities in return games, boasting higher percentages in both second and first serve returns. Additionally, under pressure, Beauge manages to save a higher percentage of breakpoints, showcasing mental fortitude in crucial moments.

Performance on varying surfaces also plays a role. Though both show strengths on their preferred surfaces, Beauge's success on hard courts outweighs Visser's experience, providing an advantage if the match is played on such a surface.

However, Visser's experience against higher-ranked opponents and decisive set prowess make her a formidable contender, particularly in tight situations. Ultimately, these nuanced distinctions edge the prediction in Beauge's favor, albeit slightly, deeming her the more likely victor in this encounter.