Philip Henning vs Lucas Poullain Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In a comparison of second serve performance over the past six months, Poullain leads by winning 41.21% of points, whereas Henning has secured 37.13%. This metric is closely associated with predicting match outcomes.

Regarding return game statistics, Poullain has demonstrated stronger performance in recent form, capturing 48.47% of points on their opponent's second serve, compared to Henning's 43.33%. For first serve returns, Poullain also excels with 30.26%, while Henning is slightly lower at 26.11%. These figures are critical for determining which player might be favored in their head-to-head showdown.

Analyzing under pressure performance, Poullain has saved 51.41% of breakpoints, marginally surpassing Henning, who has saved 49.57%. This data is valuable for making in-game betting predictions.

In terms of overall match performance in the last year, Poullain has won 61.11% of his matches (W/L 44/28). Henning, however, boasts a higher winning percentage of 72.31% (W/L 47/18), providing a broad perspective on their head-to-head matchup likelihood.

Both players have their best career surface win percentages on Hard courts. Poullain has achieved a 68% win rate (W/L 103/49) on Hard, while Henning excels even more with 81% (W/L 70/16). Conversely, Poullain performs least well on Clay, with a 63% win percentage (W/L 42/25), whereas Henning's lowest is on Indoor Hard, at 56% (W/L 9/7).

Examining the level of competition, in the last year, Poullain has primarily participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, achieving a 66.67% win rate (W/L 26/13), while Henning has played mostly at the same level with a superior win rate of 86.67% (W/L 39/6). This player level comparison is essential for predicting the favorite relative to the event level.

In terms of opponent quality, Poullain has faced players with an average rank of 209.47 over the past 12 months, while Henning's opponents have averaged a rank of 132.15, indicating a greater challenge for Henning.

For deciding set performance, Poullain has won exactly half (50%) of his deciding sets over the last year, slightly outperforming Henning, who has won 47% of such sets. This aspect can influence live predictions and betting when considering a three-set match.

When it comes to converting breakpoints, Poullain has shown better proficiency, converting 40.37% of his opportunities, whereas Henning converted 35.05%. This statistic is particularly telling for in-game live betting tips during breakpoint scenarios.

Assessing all these statistics, while both players have shown strengths in various areas, Henning generally displays a stronger record in key performance indicators, particularly in overall win percentage and opponent quality. Based on the gathered data, Henning is likely to emerge as the winner in this upcoming tennis match.