Patrick Kypson vs Geoffrey Blancaneaux Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Patrick Kypson's second serve performance shows a 45.50% win rate, slightly higher than Geoffrey Blancaneaux's 43.90%. Does this give Kypson an edge? Potentially, as second serve performance often correlates with match success.
• Examining return stats, Geoffrey Blancaneaux wins 46.31% of second serve return points compared to Kypson's 43.90%. For first serve returns, Blancaneaux outperforms with 28.38% against Kypson's 22.14%. Could this mean Blancaneaux excels more in return games? Possibly.
• When under pressure, Kypson has a breakpoint save rate of 52.61%, just slightly better than Blancaneaux’s 51.69%. Might this small advantage impact critical points in the match?
• Analyzing their match performance over the past year, Kypson has won 71.67% of his matches, while Blancaneaux has a lower win rate at 45.45%.
• Patrick Kypson thrives on Clay with a career win percentage of 69%, whereas Blancaneaux performs best on Hard surfaces with a matching win rate of 69%. How might these surface preferences affect their play?
• Both players mostly compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, but Kypson has a higher win rate of 75.93% in these events compared to Blancaneaux's 45.00%.
• Over the past year, Kypson has competed against opponents with an average rank of 318.27, while Blancaneaux's opponents averaged a rank of 302.44. Does this suggest Blancaneaux might have faced slightly tougher competition?
• In deciding sets, Kypson wins 68% of the time, significantly better than Blancaneaux's 43%. Could this make a difference if the match is closely contested?

Editorial Prediction (November 4, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the stats, it's evident that Patrick Kypson holds a slight advantage in several key areas, including overall match win rate, second serve success, and performance under pressure. These factors contribute significantly to predicting the outcome of closely contested matches.

However, Geoffrey Blancaneaux exhibits strength in return games, particularly against first serves. His experience against higher-ranked opponents may also provide an edge. Despite this, the substantially better performance by Kypson in deciding sets tips the balance further in his favor.

Considering these performance indicators, Patrick Kypson is likely to emerge as the victor in the upcoming match, given his consistent competitiveness and resilience, especially in crucial sets.