Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg vs Tom Paris Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Wayenburg has a slight edge in second serve points, winning 43.88% compared to Paris's 43.64%. Does this marginal difference indicate a significant advantage? Possibly, given its correlation with match outcomes.
• Return Game Efficiency: Wayenburg is more successful in return games, claiming 47.86% of opponents' second serve points and 28.46% of first serve points, surpassing Paris's 45.39% and 25.04%, respectively.
• Pressure Play: Paris excels slightly in saving breakpoints with a rate of 53.49%, narrowly outperforming Wayenburg's 51.09%.
• Overall Match Performance: Over the past year, Paris has demonstrated stronger match outcomes, winning 65.22% of matches, significantly higher than Wayenburg's 45.45%.
• Surface Preference: While Wayenburg thrives on indoor hard surfaces (61% win rate), Paris performs best on hard courts, achieving a 64% win rate.
• Event Level Experience: Paris has had better success in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, winning 77.78% of matches, while Wayenburg has achieved a 45.28% win rate in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K.
• Quality of Opponents: Wayenburg has faced tougher opponents, with an average rank of 321.74, compared to Paris's average opponent rank of 438.32.
• Deciding Set Performance: Paris has a high success rate in deciding sets, winning 73%, significantly ahead of Wayenburg's 43% in similar situations.
• Breakpoint Conversion: When opportunities arise, Wayenburg converts breakpoints 36.59% of the time, outperforming Paris, who converts at 32.67%.

Editorial Prediction (September 8, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the upcoming match, both players present unique strengths and potential weaknesses to consider. Wayenburg showcases a minor advantage in their second serve and return game, suggesting a potential for assertive play.

Paris, on the other hand, shows superior overall match performance over the past year, backed by decisive victories in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, coupled with a commendable capacity to perform under pressure by saving more breakpoints.

Considering the historical performance on preferred surfaces and the ability to outlast opponents in tight, deciding sets, Paris appears to have a slight edge. The competitive experience against higher-ranked opponents might play in Wayenburg's favor; however, the overall statistics suggest Paris is more likely to emerge as the winner in this encounter.