Paul Inchauspe vs Ricard Novell Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Inchauspe has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 41.18% of points compared to Novell's 38.3%.
• Novell excels in return game performance, winning 40.63% of opponents' second serve points, while Inchauspe secures 37.04%.
• First serve returns are a significant strength for Novell, with a 40.82% success rate, vastly outperforming Inchauspe's 13.64%.
• Under pressure, Novell saves 60% of breakpoints, contrasting starkly with Inchauspe, who has not saved any (0%).
• Over the last year, Novell has a win rate of 60%; Inchauspe, however, boasts a 100% win rate in matches played, albeit with fewer matches.
• Novell dominates on Hard courts with a 75% win rate, while Inchauspe prefers Clay, winning 50% of their matches there.
• The players' match experience is comparable, competing mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments.
• In terms of opponent quality, Inchauspe has faced more competitive players with an average rank of 391.5, compared to Novell's less identifiable opponents.
• In deciding sets, Novell performs better, winning 50% over the last year, while Inchauspe has yet to win in such scenarios.
• Novell's breakpoint conversion rate is 42.86%, demonstrating a clear advantage over Inchauspe's 0% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (June 19, 2025, UTC):

As the match approaches, several performance and statistical trends provide a glimpse into potential outcomes. Novell’s superior proficiency in return games offers a distinct advantage, especially against Inchauspe, who struggles on returns, notably on first serves.

Despite Inchauspe's flawless recent win record, these victories are against players of a generally lower rank than Novell's opposition, which may influence their perceived edge.

Moreover, Novell’s effectiveness under pressure and in converting break points suggests resilience and tactical prowess, key components in matchplay.

Given the data and trends, Novell appears to have the upper hand, and is likely to emerge victorious in their upcoming encounter.