Tibo Colson vs Arthur Weber Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Colson and Weber compare in recent second serve performance? Colson has won 42.54% of points on their second serve, while Weber has edged ahead with 46.3%.
• In return games, Colson has secured 47.6% of points on their opponent's second serve, surpassing Weber's 40.51%. However, Weber excels in first serve returns at 29.4%, compared to Colson’s 21.7%.
• Under pressure, Colson has saved 58.48% of breakpoints, narrowly outperforming Weber who has saved 54.44%.
• Over the last year, Colson boasts a match win rate of 62.9%, slightly higher than Weber's 60%.
• Colson's preferred surface is indoor hard courts with a 66% win rate, contrast that with Weber who excels on hard courts at 67%.
• Both players primarily compete at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, with Colson winning 69.57% of these matches, slightly better than Weber's 65.63%.
• Head-to-head, Weber leads with one victory in their lone encounter, winning 2 sets to Colson’s 1.
• Historically, matches between them average just under three hours, which could indicate closely contested games.
• In deciding sets against all opponents, Colson has a slight advantage, winning 52% compared to Weber's 47%.
• Who have they faced over the past year? Colson's opponents have had an average rank of 450.94, whereas Weber's opponents averaged a rank of 204.66, indicating tougher competition for Weber.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Weber leads with 34.09% compared to Colson's 27.89%.

Editorial Prediction (June 25, 2025, UTC):

Colson and Weber's upcoming showdown presents an intriguing matchup, with each player holding distinct strengths. Colson's superior performance in returning second serves may provide an edge, especially if Weber is unable to maintain consistency on their first serve.

While Colson has shown resilience in pressure situations, winning more breakpoints and clawing back from deficits, Weber's slight edge in second serve performance and historically tougher opponents could signal a more battle-hardened approach.

Their past head-to-head encounters favor Weber, suggesting a psychological advantage. However, the propensity for long matches indicates this could be another closely fought contest.

Taking into account Colson's stronger current form, particularly in deciding sets, they might seem slightly more poised for victory. Nonetheless, Weber's higher experience against top-ranked players and effective breakpoint conversion make this a tough prediction.

Based on these considerations, Weber emerges as the probable winner in this tightly matched encounter, yet the outcome remains open to either player's adaptability and mental fortitude on the day.