Remy Bertola vs Guillaume Dalmasso Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Remy Bertola and Guillaume Dalmasso have almost identical second serve success rates, standing at 42.70% and 42.88%, respectively. Could this small advantage give Dalmasso an edge? It's too close to call solely on this factor.
• Return Game Stats: Dalmasso slightly outperforms Bertola in returning opponents' second serves with 46.69% versus 46.47%. However, Bertola leads in first serve returns at 26.09% compared to Dalmasso’s 24.38%. Which aspect is more influential? The marginal lead in first serve returns favors Bertola.
• Under Pressure: In terms of saving breakpoints, Dalmasso edges out with 54.65% against Bertola's 53.65%. This minor difference could be crucial in high-pressure moments.
• Overall Performance: Bertola has a higher win rate over the past year at 61.18% compared to Dalmasso's 54.93%, suggesting better overall form.
• Surface Preference: Both players perform best on hard courts, but Bertola has a superior win percentage of 65% compared to Dalmasso’s 60%. The worse surface performances slightly favor Bertola due to Dalmasso's struggle on clay.
• Player Level: Bertola competes primarily in Challengers/ITF > $10K events with a 41.86% win rate, while Dalmasso has a better record at lower-tier Futures/Satellites/ITF events with 54.55% wins. Does playing at a higher level confer an advantage? In this case, Bertola’s experience at higher competition levels could be beneficial.
• Opponent Quality: Over the past year, Bertola faced opponents ranked at an average of 381.92, while Dalmasso’s opponents averaged a higher rank of 346.66, indicating Dalmasso faces more challenging opponents.
• Deciding Set Performance: If this match proceeds to a decisive set, Dalmasso's 58% win rate slightly trumps Bertola's 56% in such scenarios.

Editorial Prediction (September 28, 2025, UTC):

In examining the current form and statistical data of both players, Bertola and Dalmasso present a tightly contested match. Bertola shows strength in first serve returns and maintains a slight advantage in overall performance consistency over the past year.

Nevertheless, Dalmasso’s ability to save breakpoints at a slightly higher rate and having faced tougher opponents could translate to a significant mental edge. Both players are comfortable on hard courts, but Bertola’s higher win percentage on this surface might play a favorable role in the match's outcome.

While both have similar capabilities in deciding sets, Bertola’s greater experience at higher-tier events may offer him the decisive edge needed. Given these factors, Remy Bertola is slightly favored to win this upcoming match.