Titouan Droguet vs Yuta Shimizu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who has a stronger second serve performance? Droguet performs better with 49.26% point wins compared to Shimizu's 46.88% over the last six months.
• In return games, Shimizu has a slight edge, winning 46.8% of points on their opponent's second serve and 27.71% on first serve returns, compared to Droguet's 40.82% and 23.07%, respectively.
• Under pressure, Droguet saves 59.84% of breakpoints, marginally better than Shimizu, who saves 58.71%.
• Shimizu has a superior match win rate over the past year at 58.06%, while Droguet has won 53.7% of his matches.
• Droguet's best surface is Hard courts with a 69% career win rate, whereas Shimizu excels on Clay, winning 73% of matches.
• Both players have participated in mainly Challenger/ITF events, with Shimizu achieving a 60% win rate versus Droguet's 55.56% performance.
• Droguet faces slightly higher-ranked opponents on average, compared to Shimizu.
• Both players have an identical deciding set win percentage of 58% within the last year, indicating equal resilience in clutch situations.
• When considering break point opportunities, Droguet converts 25.71% while Shimizu converts 24.63% of their chances, presenting a minor edge for Droguet.

Editorial Prediction (May 14, 2025, UTC):

Droguet and Shimizu present a competitive matchup, with each showcasing strengths in particular facets of the game. Droguet's superior second serve performance could provide a crucial edge in service games.

Shimizu, on the other hand, demonstrates strong return skills, potentially neutralizing Droguet's serving advantage. The ability to face higher-ranked opponents may give Droguet better preparation for high-pressure situations.

Shimizu's higher overall win rate suggests consistency, yet Droguet’s slight advantages in pivotal areas might tilt the match in his favor. Given these factors, Droguet appears to be the more likely winner in this encounter.