Raphael Collignon vs Dalibor Svrcina Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to winning critical points on the second serve, Collignon holds the edge over the past six months, securing 45.93% of them, whereas Svrcina trails with 36.84%. This facet of play is a crucial predictor for match outcomes. Yet, Svrcina dominates in return game performance, capturing 50.92% of their opponent's second serve points recently, compared to Collignon's 47.82%. Similarly, Svrcina impresses with a 32.36% success rate on first serve returns against Collignon's 23.68%, painting a vivid picture of who might dominate this head-to-head encounter.

When under the gun, Collignon showcases a higher breakpoint saving rate at 56.46%, outmatching Svrcina’s 48.18%. As we dissect each player’s yearly record, Svrcina boasts a commendable win rate of 66.28% (57 wins and 29 losses), though Collignon outshines with a 76.92% win rate (70 wins and 21 losses), giving us a perspective on recent performance trends.

Surfaces alter the dynamics of the match, favoring specific playing fields. While Svrcina excels on indoor hard courts with a 62% career win percentage (13/8), grass remains a challenge with only 25% (1/3). Collignon, however, revels on clay, amassing a 74% success rate (105/37), but maintains a mediocre 50% on grass (1/1).

Comparing event levels, both players have mostly wielded their rackets in Challengers/ITF tournaments exceeding $10,000. Here, Svrcina has achieved a 66.15% win rate (43/22), whereas Collignon triumphs more, boasting a 76.92% win rate (40/12), showing their competency at similar tournament levels.

In the crucible of direct head-to-head matchups, Svrcina leads, securing victory in their sole encounter. This match unfolded in three sets with Svrcina clinching a win at M15 Sharm El Sheikh back in November 2020. A deciding set could again sway in Svrcina's favor as they hold a 70% win rate in deciding sets over the past year, slightly edging out Collignon's 68%.

Testing their mettle against ranked opposition, Svrcina has faced an average-ranked player at 279.52 over the past year, but Collignon has had tougher competition with an average opponent rank of 247.14. Another layer to these statistics is Svrcina's more effective breakpoint conversion, achieving a rate of 39.58% over Collignon’s 31.78%, a critical edge in tight match moments.

While these stats reveal a fascinating tapestry of strengths for both players, one might lean toward Svrcina capturing the victory, given their head-to-head dominance, decisive return game capability, and slight edge in pressure conversion statistics. As the clash looms, Svrcina appears poised to leverage these factors to emerge victorious.