Yannick Hanfmann vs Hugo Grenier Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• On recent second serve performance, Hanfmann edges out with 47.36% point wins compared to Grenier's 44.54%. Could this provide a crucial advantage?
• When returning, Grenier has a slight advantage on second serves, winning 46.88% of points, while Hanfmann secures 45.24%. However, Hanfmann leads on first serve returns with 26.26% against Grenier's 23.89%.
• In crucial breakpoint situations, both players are closely matched, with Grenier saving 52.24% and Hanfmann marginally behind at 52.23%.
• Over the past year, Grenier has a better match win percentage at 54.67%, compared to Hanfmann's 48.08%.
• Considering surface preferences, Hanfmann performs best on clay with a 62% win rate, whereas Grenier excels on hard courts with 65% wins. Could the surface of the current match affect the outcome?
• Hanfmann has mostly competed on the Main tour, winning 51.52% of matches. Grenier plays primarily on the Challenger/ITF circuit with a 54.55% win rate.
• In their head-to-head history, Hanfmann has won all matches, defeating Grenier in their sole encounter, with no sets lost.
• Neither player has faced each other in tiebreaks or deciding sets, providing no pressure-play insights from past encounters against each other.
• Hanfmann has competed against stronger opponents, with an average opponent rank of 172.44, compared to Grenier's 227.68.
• In deciding set scenarios over the last year, Hanfmann has a 64% win rate, slightly higher than Grenier's 56%.
• Analyzing breakpoint conversion, Hanfmann leads with 32.72% compared to Grenier's 30.9%, signaling potential advantages during break opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (June 23, 2025, UTC):

Evaluating their recent performance, Hanfmann exhibits a slight advantage in key areas such as breakpoint conversion and second serve effectiveness, potentially influencing match dynamics.

Despite Grenier's higher overall win percentage, Hanfmann's consistent performance on the Main tour against stronger opponents may lend him a competitive edge.

The head-to-head record also favors Hanfmann, whose proven success against Grenier includes a previous victory on clay, a surface where he shows significant strength.

Although both players have shown resilience in breakpoints saved, Hanfmann's higher win rate in deciding sets gives him an added psychological edge if the match reaches a critical phase.

Based on these insights, Hanfmann is most likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.