Marc Polmans vs Laurent Lokoli Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: How do the players' second serve stats compare? Polmans has won 41.34% of points on second serve, while Lokoli fares better at 46.2%.
• Return Game Strength: In recent months, Polmans has won 46.88% of second serve return points compared to Lokoli's 50.99%. Similarly, on first serve returns, Polmans has a 28.93% success rate, whereas Lokoli has 31.57%.
• Pressure Situations: Polmans has an edge under pressure, saving 58.02% of breakpoints, surpassing Lokoli's 46% save rate. Could this stat be crucial in the match?
• Overall Performance: Over the past year, Lokoli has a superior win rate at 65% against Polmans' 52.08%.
• Surface Preferences: Polmans performs best on clay with a win rate of 56%, while Lokoli excels on hard courts with 67% wins.
• Event-Level Play: Both have largely played at ITF $10K tournaments, yet Lokoli has a higher win rate of 71.43% versus Polmans' 63.64%.
• Opponent Quality: Lokoli has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 240.93 compared to Polmans who faced opponents with an average rank of 369.46.
• Deciding Set Records: In deciding sets, Lokoli has won 64% of them, which is notably better than Polmans' 56%.
• Break Point Conversion: Lokoli's conversion rate of 45.58% is significantly higher than Polmans' 28.8% in converting breakpoint opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (July 24, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Polmans and Lokoli presents an intriguing matchup of differing strengths and recent per​formances.

While Polmans demonstrates resilience under pressure, excelling in saving breakpoints and second serve returns, Lokoli outmatches him with overall recent match success and ability to convert significant break point opportunities.

Lokoli's stronger play against higher-ranked opponents and his exceptional deciding set performance further indicate an edge over Polmans in critical match moments.

Considering Lokoli's statistical advantages across several metrics, especially in the context of second serve performance and hard-court proficiency, Lokoli is positioned as the likely winner of this encounter.