Cyril Vandermeersch vs Alexandre Aubriot Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Speaking of second-serve shenanigans, over the past six months, Aubriot has managed a modest 42.74% success rate on their second serve, while Vandermeersch comes in just shy at 42.31%. That's akin to juggling eggs—one wrong move, and it's a mess! This statistic alone gives us a pretty good clue as to who's waltzing away with the bragging rights.

Checking their return game abilities, Aubriot snags 45.75% of points off their opponent's second serves, a number that Vandermeersch eclipses with a solid 50.38%. They possess similar stats for the first-serve returns, with Aubriot returning 20.41% and Vandermeersch a superior 25.33%. Someone certainly polished their return game.

Under pressure, if taking a call on who saves more nervous-energy-inducing breakpoints, Aubriot leads with 57.28%, while Vandermeersch trails closely with 53.85%. If there ever were a statistic good for in-game dinner table bets, this would be it!

In the grand scheme of things, over the last year, Aubriot has stumbled 43.75% across the finish line in matches played (W/L 21/27), while Vandermeersch has smoothly pirouetted to a 64.1% victory dance (W/L 25/14). A useful piece of information when approximating the contender's supremacy.

Now for their preferred playgrounds, Aubriot feels right at home on Hard courts, boasting a 54% win percentage (W/L 56/48), but slips on I.hard surfaces, where it's a lesser 43% (W/L 15/20). Vandermeersch also fancies Hard courts but shines brighter with a 61% win record (W/L 86/54), though faces a slippery slope on Clay with a big fat zero (W/L 0/1).

When it comes to playing backdrop, Aubriot's been cozy at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K rallies, scooping up victories 44.68% of the time (W/L 21/26). Vandermeersch isn't very different but seems naturally more accustomed to tango at the same events, polishing off a spectacular 64.1% win rate (W/L 25/14).

Ah, the juicy Head-to-Head: they've faced off once before, with Aubriot emerging victorious like a seasoned warrior—grabbing both sets they waged battle on, while Vandermeersch left empty-handed. Their past duel endured a full two hours and fourteen minutes, enough to binge-watch an entire season of some nail-biting suspense series!

The stats suggest if they ever step into a deciding set (which they haven’t… yet), Aubriot wins half of those encounters in 12-month history, Vandermeersch, however, steers clear of indecision, winning 82% of those extra-challenging match closers. When crunch time comes, it looks like Vandermeersch has the grit.

With breakpoints glaring at them from across the court, Aubriot converts 23.53% of these chances while Vandermeersch swoops in with a heady 33.07% successful conversion rate. When these two swing their rackets, it's Vandermeersch who appears ready to edge forward with slight statistical prowess.

So, if history and these cheeky numbers have any sense of humor, my bet's on Vandermeersch loftily snagging the victory this round. The fun's just beginning!