Samuel Brosset vs Robinson Le Meur Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When considering the recent form in second serve performance, Brosset has a significant edge by winning 49.23% of points on their second serve over the last six months, compared to Meur's 35.85%. This statistic is often linked to match prediction accuracy, offering insight into the potential outcome.

In terms of return game stats, Meur has displayed superior performance on second serve returns, clinching 48.04% of their opponent's points, while Brosset has managed 44.57%. However, for first serve returns, Brosset takes the lead with a 26.56% win rate against Meur's 24.4%. This data is crucial in determining the favorite in head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure, both players show moderate breakpoint-saving capabilities, with Meur saving 51.16% and Brosset slightly ahead at 53.16%. Such metrics are valuable for in-game betting predictions, as they can influence match dynamics during critical moments.

Over the past year, Brosset has demonstrated stronger performance with a 66.67% match win rate (W/L 16/8), whereas Meur has achieved a 50% win rate (W/L 6/6). Their varied success on different surfaces might impact the match, as Meur shows a career-best 57% win rate on indoor hard courts but struggles on clay. Conversely, Brosset excels on clay with a 61% win rate but is less formidable on indoor hard surfaces at 51%.

The players’ past meetings indicate Brosset's dominance, having won their only encounter. In that matchup, Brosset secured a three-set victory with scores of 6-3, 3-6, 18-16. Moreover, in deciding sets throughout the past year, Brosset has triumphed in 67% of them, whereas Meur has only managed a 33% success rate. This trend further leans towards Brosset in predicting match outcomes.

When examining opponent quality over the past 12 months, Brosset has faced opponents with an average ranking of 254.17, slightly lower than Meur's average opponent ranking of 233.42. Additionally, Brosset's matches have spanned an average duration of 1 hour and 45 minutes, reflecting competitive engagement.

In break point conversion, both players are quite similar, with Brosset having a slight edge, converting 31.91% of opportunities compared to Meur's 31.25%. This suggests that Brosset may be slightly more efficient in capitalizing on key moments.

Considering all the statistical comparisons and past performance data, Brosset appears to have a higher chance of winning the upcoming match based on current statistical trends and historical outcomes. Meur will need to outperform their recent averages to turn the tables in their favor.