Raphael Collignon vs Guy Den Ouden Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

An analytical review of recent performance statistics reveals intriguing insights into the upcoming tennis match between Ouden and Collignon. When we assess second serve performance over the previous six months, Collignon edges out Ouden by securing 46.52% of points compared to Ouden's 43.99%. This metric is significantly correlated with match prediction accuracy.

Looking into return game performance, Collignon also holds a slight advantage, winning 46.92% of points on the opponent's second serve, while Ouden won 45.44%. However, Ouden surpasses Collignon on first serve returns with 29.45% against Collignon's 23.76%, a crucial statistic for forecasting success in head-to-head matchups.

Analyzing performance under pressure, Collignon stands out by saving 56.4% of breakpoints, compared to Ouden's 48.34%, providing a beneficial statistic for in-game betting predictions. Meanwhile, when assessing overall performance over the past year, Collignon leads with a match win percentage of 77.42% (W/L 72/21) in contrast to Ouden's 67.95% (W/L 53/25).

The playing surface also plays a pivotal role. Both players exhibit their highest win percentages on clay, with Collignon boasting a 74% win rate (W/L 108/37) slightly above Ouden's 70% (W/L 90/38). The lowest performance for Collignon is seen on grass courts with a 50% win rate, while Ouden's achilles heel lies on indoor hard courts, with a win percentage of 33% (W/L 5/10).

Player experience level showcases differences in tour exposure. Over the past year, Collignon has primarily competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments above $10K, achieving a 78.18% win rate (W/L 43/12). In contrast, Ouden has spent significant time in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K or lower, with a 74.36% win rate (W/L 29/10).

Examining their direct encounters, both players have won once in their two meetings, indicating a closely matched head-to-head competition. Their most recent confrontation concluded with Collignon triumphing at the M 25 Koksijde final on clay, reinforcing his higher win percentage on this surface. Such data is invaluable for predicting the favored player in subsequent matches.

Analyzing tiebreak and deciding set performances, Collignon boasts a stronger record, winning 68% of all deciding sets compared to Ouden's 56% over the past year. He also won the only tiebreak they have contested against Ouden. This aspect could be decisive if the match extends to the distance.

Despite an edge in breakpoint opportunities, where Ouden converted 39.24%, the collective metrics indicate Collignon as the probable victor, supported by his superior overall performance and mental fortitude under pressure. The pending match is poised to test the resilience and strategy of both competitors.