Simon Beaupain vs Niels Visker Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Beaupain has won 47.46% of points on their second serve, while Visker has won 47.47%. Could such a slight difference really impact the outcome of the match? Probably not significantly.
• When it comes to returning games, Beaupain has claimed 38.78% of points on opponents' second serves, whereas Visker leads with 43.43%. For first serve returns, though, Beaupain excels with 29.57% over Visker's 25.26%.
• Under pressure, Beaupain has saved 57.5% of breakpoints recently, slightly trailing behind Visker's 58.29%, suggesting Visker might handle critical situations slightly better.
• Overall, Visker has a better win record over the past year with a 53.73% success rate, compared to Beaupain's 47.62%.
• Analyzing the best surfaces, Beaupain's strength lies on clay with a 52% win record, while Visker performs best on hard courts with a 65% success rate.
• Both players primarily compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, but Visker holds a higher win percentage of 56.36% compared to Beaupain's 47.62% in these events.
• Beaupain has faced tougher opponents on average with a rank of 294.05 compared to Visker's 383.88, indicating Beaupain might be more accustomed to challenging matches.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Beaupain has an edge with a 67% success rate over Visker's 52% in deciding sets over the last 12 months.
• Currently, Visker is more efficient at converting breakpoints, succeeding in 33% of opportunities compared to Beaupain's 21.88%, giving Visker an advantage in gaining crucial leads.

Editorial Prediction (August 8, 2025, UTC):

Beaupain and Visker present a closely matched contest, with minor differences in second serve performance nearly negligible. Both show strengths in certain metrics, but the return game statistics reveal Visker's superiority, especially with the second serve returns, giving him a slight edge in breaking opponent serve more effectively.

When considering mental resilience, Visker's slight advantage in breakpoint saving indicates an ability to handle high-pressure points better. The win record over the past year also favors Visker, who boasts a positive win ratio.

Beaupain has more experience against higher-ranked opponents, suggesting he may be more accustomed to fiercely competitive matches. Furthermore, his performance in deciding sets gives him a critical edge if the match advances to that stage.

However, Visker's efficiency in converting breakpoints and overall better match win percentage in similar tournaments suggests he can capitalize on opportunities more often than Beaupain.

Based on current stats and trends, Visker is the likely favorite to win this upcoming match.