Tom Chicoine vs Nicolas Coutelot Head to Head Stats

• Both players, Tom Chicoine and Nicolas Coutelot, have struggled with their second serve in the last six months, each winning 0% of points.
• Neither player has managed to win points on their opponent's second serve return during this period. Who might have an advantage in returning serves? The stats suggest neither.
• Chicoine and Coutelot have both failed to save breakpoints recently, with stats showing a 0% success rate for each.
• Over the past year, both players have not won any matches, maintaining a win/loss record of 0/0, offering no clear leader.
• Considering career surface performance, Chicoine excels on Hard courts with a 60% win rate, while Coutelot shines on Clay courts with a 60% win rate.
• Their play level remains equal in the past year, as both have no recorded wins.
• In head-to-head matches, Tom Chicoine has the advantage, with a 1-0 record against Coutelot, winning both sets played in their last encounter.
• In terms of direct competition, Chicoine won the previous matchup on a Hard surface, which is regarded as his best surface.
• There are no differences in opponent quality faced in the past year, as both players encountered opponents with an average rank of 0.
• In deciding set situations, both players are equally matched, having won 0% in recent times.

Editorial Prediction (December 24, 2025, UTC):

While reviewing recent performances, both Tom Chicoine and Nicolas Coutelot have showcased underwhelming stats, indicating struggles in their play throughout key areas such as second serves, return games, and saving breakpoints.

Surface preference and past outcomes provide some insight. Chicoine's prior victory over Coutelot on Hard surfaces, coupled with his stronger performance historically on Hard courts, suggests a slight edge in this upcoming match.

Taking into account their respective strengths and weaknesses, and Chicoine's record in their head-to-head history, Tom Chicoine appears to have a slight advantage and is the most likely to win the upcoming match.