Vilius Gaubas vs Pol Martin Tiffon Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the past six months, Tiffon's second serve has been as reliable as a leaky umbrella, winning only 43.24% of points. Not to be outdone, Gaubas squeaks ahead with a 43.95% success rate. It seems both players have a love-hate relationship with their second serve, but which will be forgiven by lady luck in their face-off?

When it comes to returning games, Tiffon has been as assertive as a cat eyeing its prey, capturing 47.72% of points on their opponents' second serves. Gaubas, not far behind, prowls with a 47.06% win. On first serve returns, it appears Gaubas is channeling their inner snake, slithering ahead with 29.21%, leaving Tiffon trailing at 27.88%. Predictions might lean towards Gaubas, but playful surprises are never off the table in tennis.

Under pressure, Tiffon bubbles like a nervous kettle, saving 52.24% of break points, whereas Gaubas seems cooler than a polar bear in a snowstorm, saving 54.15%. If it's heart-racing moments you thrive on, these stats might give you a clue for in-game betting antics.

Over the past year, Tiffon has been making waves with a 70.33% match win rate, leaving Gaubas cozy at 52%. On clay surfaces, these two are neck and neck, with Tiffon and Gaubas scooping up 64% and 63% win rates respectively. Indoor hard courts, however, seem to inspire the duo about as much as a damp sock, both flaunting a dreary 29% win rate.

In terms of player levels, Tiffon's been racking up victories at the level of Futures and ITF tournaments, flashing an impressive 80.33% win rate. Gaubas has been hustling through Challenger and ITF events with a still commendable 55.22% triumph rate. As it turns out, both players beat up their foes differently, but the real question is, whose punches will land harder in their next tango?

Tiffon and Gaubas have already shared two past matches, splitting victories like best friends divvying dessert — one win each, and an equal number of sets too! Their most recent clash was a clay classic at the M 25 Reus, where Gaubas slipped through with a 6-4, 7-6(1) victory. On a side note, their matches last an average of 1 hour and 35 minutes — perfect for a relaxed afternoon or, if you're Gaubas, for winning a tight tiebreak.

When pressures rise sky-high, Tiffon has been shy of tiebreak success, with a goose egg against Gaubas's solitary win. On top of all this, Tiffon has had the luck (or lack thereof) of facing opponents with an average rank of 356.24, while Gaubas's adversaries averaged a mightier 288.17. In nail-biting, deciding-set duels across all tour matches, Gaubas again tricks the odds with a 57% success rate against Tiffon's respectable 53%.

How about break point chances, you ask? Gaubas leaps ahead again, gobbling up 44.6% of opportunities like candy, leaving Tiffon nibbling at a still sweet 36.36%. Based on these cheeky statistics, calling the match outcome seems as thrillingly unpredictable as a rom-com twist, yet don't be startled if Gaubas prevails in this stats-driven showdown!