Maxence Beauge vs Jacopo Berrettini Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Maxence Beauge holds a slight edge on second serve points won, securing 47.65% compared to Jacopo Berrettini's 45.21%. How important is this stat in predicting a match's outcome? It often correlates highly with match prediction accuracy.
• In return game effectiveness, Jacopo Berrettini performs better, winning 49.04% of opponents' second serve points, while Maxence Beauge wins 45.88%. On first serve returns, Berrettini again edges out with 29.74% over Beauge's 26.45%.
• When facing breakpoints, Berrettini saves 58.08% compared to Beauge's 54.90%. This could influence in-game betting strategies significantly.
• Over the last year, Berrettini has seen more consistent success, achieving a 61.67% match win rate, compared to Beauge's 57.58%.
• Surface preference: Beauge excels on Hard courts with a 64% win rate, while Berrettini shines on Clay, also with a 64% win percentage. Could this surface specialization impact their performance on unspecified surfaces?
• In terms of event level, Beauge has mainly competed and succeeded in lower-tier tournaments with a 63.64% win rate, whereas Berrettini has faced tougher competition in higher-tier tournaments, winning 44.74% of matches.
• Average opponent ranking favors Berrettini slightly, who has faced players with a rank of approximately 401.13, compared to Beauge's 423.77.
• Deciding set performance indicates Beauge is more successful, winning 63% of such sets versus Berrettini's 55%.
• Event momentum and prior performances should also be considered for a well-rounded prediction of this match's outcome. Current event performances, if available, might further sway the prediction.

Editorial Prediction (November 6, 2025, UTC):

As the upcoming match approaches, the comparative strengths and weaknesses between Maxence Beauge and Jacopo Berrettini present a gripping contest. Both players exhibit significant skills in different aspects of their game.

Beauge's proficiency on hard surfaces and his slightly better performance in deciding sets could prove advantageous. However, Berrettini's stronger return game stats and superior break-point saving ability cannot be overlooked.

Berrettini's experience against slightly higher-ranked opponents and his overall better win rate in the past year suggest he may have a slight edge. Nonetheless, Beauge's resilience in crucial match moments gives him a formidable presence on the court.

Considering these elements, while Beauge exhibits strengths in certain areas, Jacopo Berrettini is likely favored to win this upcoming match given his broader competitive experience and recent form.