Raphael Collignon vs Viktor Durasovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Intrigued about who might emerge victorious when Collignon and Durasovic face off again? Let's dive into the stats that could steer us to an answer. In recent months, Collignon has shown a slight edge over Durasovic in second serve performance, winning 45.82% of points as opposed to Durasovic's 43.42%. This seemingly small difference can have a significant impact on match outcomes, especially since second serve points are often critical in close contests.

Return game prowess is another crucial yardstick for comparison. Collignon has outperformed Durasovic by winning 47.99% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Durasovic stands at 45.33%. Interestingly, when it comes to first serve returns, Durasovic takes a narrow lead with 26.73%, compared to Collignon's 24.3%. An essential stat when determining favorites in this matchup. Moving to pressure situations, Durasovic has saved 60.8% of breakpoints, as compared to Collignon’s 54.75%. Such stats provide valuable insights, especially for those keen on in-game betting predictions.

Looking at performance over the last year, Collignon has clinched 76.09% of his matches (70 wins, 22 losses), surpassing Durasovic's 62.03% success rate (49 wins, 30 losses). However, predicting the outcome also depends on the surface. Collignon's forte is clay, with a career win rate of 74% (101 wins, 35 losses), while Durasovic shines on hard courts, boasting a 63% win rate (179 wins, 105 losses). Knowing each player's strengths on different surfaces could hint at how they might perform in various conditions.

Furthermore, the level of competition each player has faced is revealing. Over the last year, Collignon has primarily competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments, securing a 77.27% win rate (34 wins, 10 losses), while Durasovic has played mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, achieving a 62.75% success rate (32 wins, 19 losses). Direct head-to-head stats further illustrate their rivalry. Collignon leads with one victory, 6-4, 7-6(9), in a match that lasted around 1:57:0.

Interestingly, their head-to-head encounters emphasize Collignon's ability to handle pressure. He leads in tiebreaks, winning the only one they've played. In deciding set scenarios, Durasovic has a slight edge with a 66% win rate over Collignon's 63%. Excitingly, break point conversion stats show Collignon converting 29.05% of his opportunities compared to Durasovic's 25.52%. Gauging all these factors, Collignon appears poised to claim victory, especially if the match comes down to exploiting break points or going the distance.