Raphael Collignon vs Jerome Kym Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: In the past six months, Kym has a slight edge in winning points on their second serve with 46.53%, compared to Collignon's 43.94%.
• Return Game Stats: Kym excels at winning 46.82% of their opponent's second serve points, yet Collignon trumps with a 48.6% success rate. On first serve returns, Collignon also leads with 25.96% over Kym's 21.88%.
• Breakpoint Saves: Kym has saved 56.3% of breakpoints recently, slightly outperforming Collignon's 54.58%.
• Overall Match Performance: In the last year, Collignon has been more successful with a 65.15% win rate, compared to Kym's 60.34%.
• Best Surface: Kym's strongest performances come on Hard courts with a 74% win rate, whereas Collignon thrives on Clay with a 73% win rate.
• Level of Opponents: Kym has faced opponents with an average rank of 249.16, while Collignon has faced slightly tougher competition, with an average rank of 226.47.
• Deciding Set Outcomes: Collignon has an advantage, winning 60% of deciding sets in the last year compared to Kym's 38%.
• Direct Head to Head: Collignon leads their head-to-head, having won their only encounter 6-2, 6-2 on Clay.
• Break Point Conversion: Despite a close comparison, Kym converts 34.38% of breakpoints, edging out Collignon's 32.35%.
• Extreme Pressure Situations: Both players have yet to face tiebreak situations against each other, keeping this area unpredictable for upcoming matches.
• Event Impact: Player performance can vary by event, so examining current stats once the event is underway will provide additional insights.

Editorial Prediction (August 7, 2025, UTC):

Assessing diverse aspects of their performances, Collignon has shown consistent superiority in several critical metrics, such as overall match success and return game strength.

The head-to-head record also favors Collignon, with a decisive previous victory on clay. Combining this with his slightly higher quality of opponents, Collignon appears to have the upper hand.

While Kym may have some niches of strength, notably on hard courts and in break point conversion, Collignon’s wider advantages across crucial performance areas suggest he is most likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.