Olle Wallin vs Lucas Poullain Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How crucial is the prowess on the second serve in predicting the outcome of this tennis match? Looking at recent form over the last six months, Poullain has secured 39.97% of the points from his second serve, slightly trailing Wallin, who has claimed 41.81%. This small margin might tip the scales in Wallin's favor as second serve performance often aligns with match prediction accuracy.

What does a head-to-head comparison reveal? When assessing return games in recent form, Poullain appears stronger, winning 48.45% of opponents' second serve points compared to Wallin's 42.05%. The first serve return stats further highlight Poullain's edge with 30.34% to Wallin's 26.18%. These figures suggest Poullain might be slightly favored in this head-to-head matchup based on current return statistics.

Handling pressure is also key to success in tight contests. Poullain has successfully saved 51.52% of breakpoints in recent matches, outperforming Wallin’s 47.25%. This could be a vital advantage when the pressure mounts and could inform in-game betting predictions. But what about their overall performances in the past year? Poullain boasts a win rate of 61.43% (with a W/L record of 43/27), while Wallin shines brighter with a 70% win rate (35/15).

Surfaces matter, so where do they excel? Poullain performs best on hard courts with a 68% career win percentage, while Wallin’s forte is indoor hard courts, flourishing at 79%. Both are least effective on clay, with Poullain at 63% and Wallin at 60%. Such insights can sway predictions depending on the match surface. Moreover, it's important to consider the levels at which they've been competing. Both players have primarily participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Wallin slightly outperforming Poullain, boasting a 70% success rate to Poullain's 67.57%.

The quality of their opponents adds another layer to the narrative. Over the last 12 months, Wallin has faced adversaries with an average rank of 396.18, while Poullain's opponents averaged a rank of 448.49, indicating that Wallin may have been up against tougher competition overall. If the match enters a deciding set, Wallin again has an edge, clinching 54% of such sets compared to Poullain's 50% over the last year.

Break point conversion often provides a window into potential outcomes. In recent play, Poullain demonstrates a solid conversion at 39.51% of break points, considerably higher than Wallin’s 25.53%. Such metrics could prove pivotal during in-game scenarios where either player has a break point opportunity.

Taking all these statistics and performances into account, although both players have their strengths, Wallin's overall steadiness and ability against higher-ranked opponents give him a slight advantage. Therefore, Wallin could emerge victorious in this encounter.