Maxime Chazal vs Niels Visker Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the performance of Chazal and Visker provides a comprehensive prediction for their upcoming tennis match. In the last six months, Chazal has impressed with a second serve win rate of 43.98%, marginally outperforming Visker's 43.51%. This statistic is crucial, as it often correlates with match outcomes.

Chazal's return game stats further strengthen his position, with a notable 47.24% success in winning his opponent's second serve points, compared to Visker's 44.37%. When returning first serves, Chazal continues to excel with a percentage of 28.79%, significantly higher than Visker's 23.1%. These numbers strongly suggest Chazal's favorability in this upcoming face-off.

Under pressure, Chazal has shown resilience, saving 54.47% of breakpoints, whereas Visker managed 49.37%. This statistic is crucial for making in-game predictions. Over the past year, Chazal's overall performance has been slightly superior, having won 59.46% of his matches (W/L 44/30), in contrast to Visker's 53.03% (W/L 35/31).

The players' surface preferences also play a role in the prediction. Chazal shines on clay courts, boasting a 63% win rate (W/L 448/263), while Visker excels on hard courts with a 65% win rate (W/L 52/28). Conversely, Visker's weakest surface is clay (59% W/L 79/54), whereas Chazal struggles on indoor hard courts (31% W/L 8/18).

Analyzing recent performances on the Futures/Satellites/ITF circuits, Chazal has a higher win percentage at 71.11% (W/L 32/13), compared to Visker's 55.93% (W/L 33/26). Opponent quality also differentiates the two, with Chazal facing players with an average rank of 419.19, while Visker's opponents averaged at 340.79.

Deciding set performance indicates that Chazal thrives in high-pressure situations, winning 59% of deciding sets over the past year, whereas Visker's record is only 37%. Additionally, Chazal's breakpoint conversion rate is 36.03%, contrasting with Visker's 22.11%, providing leverage in critical game moments.

Considering these statistics holistically, Chazal appears favored to win the match against Visker, given his overall superior metrics in second serve points, return game success, breakpoint conversion, surface proficiency, and deciding set performance.