Toby Martin vs Loann Massard Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performances favor Loann Massard slightly, with a win rate of 43.57% compared to Toby Martin's 41.53%.
• Who has the slight edge in return games? Loann Massard, having claimed 46.11% of points on opponent's second serves, compared to Martin’s 44.18%.
• For first serve returns, Toby Martin outshines Loann Massard slightly, securing 28.27% of points versus Massard's 26.53%.
• Which player handles pressure better? Under pressure, Massard excels in saving breakpoints, achieving a 52.49% success rate, whereas Martin manages 45.93%.
• Both players have nearly identical match-winning percentages over the past year, with Martin at 47.92% and Massard at 47.46%, indicating a closely matched competition.
• On different surfaces, Toby Martin thrives on clay courts with a 53% win rate, while for Loann Massard, indoor hard courts are favorable, also with a 53% win rate.
• In Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, Massard has a slightly better match-winning percentage of 55.81% compared to Martin's 48.94%.
• Over the past year, Martin faced tougher opponents with an average rank of 292.6, in contrast to Massard's 343.63-ranked opponents.
• Both players have closely matched performance in deciding sets, with Martin winning 38% and Massard 37% of these crucial sets.
• An advantage for Martin in converting breakpoints, with a rate of 34.12% against Massard's 25.93%.

Editorial Prediction (November 12, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Toby Martin and Loann Massard promises to be a competitive encounter, with both players displaying similar match-winning ratios over the past year. However, certain statistics provide insights that might sway the outcome.

Loann Massard shows slightly better performance in second serve and return games, which are critical aspects of any match. Additionally, Massard's ability to withstand pressure, evidenced by a higher breakpoint save percentage, could be decisive in crucial moments.

Conversely, Toby Martin demonstrates proficiency in converting breakpoints and enjoys playing on clay surfaces, although this match is not specified to be on clay. Martin also has experience against tougher opponents, suggesting a potential edge in competitive scenarios.

While the players are evenly matched in many areas, Massard’s slight advantages in certain key performance metrics, particularly under pressure, suggest he might have the upper hand.

Based on these factors, Loann Massard is slightly favored to win the upcoming tennis match.