Titouan Droguet vs Anton Matusevich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Droguet has secured 46.2% of points on their second serve, slightly outperforming Matusevich, who stands at 44.42%.
• Return Game Efficiency: Matusevich leads in winning points on an opponent's second serve with 45.88% compared to Droguet's 43.66%.
• First Serve Return Points: Droguet is slightly ahead, claiming 25.84% of first serve returns, against Matusevich's 24.92%.
• Resilience Under Pressure: While facing breakpoints, Matusevich shows stronger resolve, saving 59.35% compared to Droguet's 57.24%.
• Overall Match Performance: Matusevich exhibits a higher win rate over the last year at 65.12% versus Droguet's 60%.
• Optimal Surface: Droguet has a higher win percentage on Hard courts, achieving 69%, whereas Matusevich excels on I.hard with a 66% win rate.
• Competitive Environment: Droguet has faced higher-ranked opponents averaging a rank of 229.07, compared to Matusevich's average opponent rank of 433.4.
• Tiebreak Situations: If the match extends to a deciding set, Matusevich is more adept, winning 79% of such sets, as opposed to Droguet's 63% win rate.
• Breakpoint Conversion: Droguet marginally outdoes Matusevich, converting 33.13% of break opportunities, while Matusevich manages 31.67%.
• Does a higher win rate on a specific surface give Matusevich an edge in this matchup? His I.hard success rate suggests solid performance in similar conditions.

Editorial Prediction (July 15, 2025, UTC):

Both players display strengths in different areas, with Droguet having a slightly better second serve performance and return on first serves. However, Matusevich shows more consistency under pressure by saving a higher percentage of breakpoints.

Matusevich's recent overall match performance, winning 65.12% of his matches in the last year, marks a slight advantage over Droguet's 60% win rate. Additionally, his superior track record in deciding sets, with a 79% success rate, suggests resilience and readiness in tightly contested scenarios.

While Droguet faces stronger competition on average, Matusevich's adeptness at breaking serves and resilience in critical points may give him the edge necessary to prevail. Considering these facets, Matusevich is poised as the more likely winner in this upcoming match.