Joris De Loore vs Mathias Bourgue Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When assessing the recent second serve performance, Joris De Loore has secured 42.95% of points on his second serve over the past six months. In comparison, Mathias Bourgue has a slightly better performance, winning 46.38% of points on his second serve.

Under pressure, Loore has managed to save 46.15% of breakpoints, whereas Bourgue has been more successful, saving 54.55% of breakpoints. This statistic may prove valuable for predicting match outcomes and in-game betting dynamics. Conversion of break point opportunities shows Loore at 11.11%, falling significantly short compared to Bourgue's 28% conversion rate, reflecting his steadiness when under pressure.

The return game statistics indicate that Loore has captured 44.04% of his opponent's second serve points in recent play, while Bourgue comes in just a tad lower at 43.41%. In first serve returns, however, Bourgue outperforms Loore, winning 24.15% of points compared to Loore's 21.65%, a promising factor in head-to-head matchups.

Evaluating performance over the past year, Loore has won 54.84% of his matches, with a win-loss tally of 17-14. Bourgue, on the other hand, has secured victory in 52.54% of his matches, reflected in his 31-28 win-loss record. In terms of surfaces, Loore has his strongest career win percentage of 68% on hard courts, contrasted with a more balanced 50% on grass. Bourgue shows proficiency on clay, holding a 60% win rate, while his grass-court performance is at a lower win rate of 43%.

Both players have differing levels of play over the past year. Loore has predominantly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments, maintaining a 42.11% win rate. Bourgue, however, has focused on Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments and achieved a higher win percentage of 66.67%.

In direct comparisons, they've faced each other once, with Loore coming out victorious, winning both sets at their last match at the M 25 Hazebrouck tournament. The average match duration between the two has been 1 hour, 8 minutes, and 22 seconds.

When facing opponents, Loore’s competition over the past 12 months had an average rank of 278.65, compared to Bourgue's opponents, whose average rank was 415.05. In deciding sets over the last year, Loore has prevailed in 50% of matches, while Bourgue has a slightly better record at 57%.

Given these statistics, Bourgue appears to have a slight edge over Loore in this matchup, particularly due to his consistency in pressure situations and efficient breakpoint conversions. While Loore's head-to-head advantage and hard court prowess are notable, Bourgue's recent form might tilt the prediction in his favor.