Emma Lene vs Delia Gaillard Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Efficiency: In recent form, Lene has excelled in winning 39.51% of points from their second serve, surpassing Gaillard who stands at 32.82%. Could this make a difference on match day? It's likely.
• Return Game Acumen: Return statistics reveal that Lene wins 54.46% of points on their opponent's second serve, closely matched by Gaillard at 54.63%. Interestingly, for first serve returns, Gaillard has a slight edge with 36.2% over Lene's 35.35%.
• Handling Pressure: Lene has demonstrated superior resilience by saving 48.44% of breakpoints, while Gaillard has a lower breakpoint save rate at 41.79%.
• Match Performance: Over the past year, Lene has claimed victory in 52.78% of their matches, compared to Gaillard, who has a 48% win rate, offering some insight into overall consistency.
• Optimal Surface Play: Both players excel on Hard surfaces, with Lene achieving a 54% win rate, while Gaillard follows with a 49% win rate.
• Event Level Competition: Lene primarily competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 48% of matches, whereas Gaillard often plays in Futures/Satellites, with a win rate of 45.45%.
• Quality of Competitors: Lene has faced opponents ranked on average at 390.86, whereas Gaillard has faced tougher opponents averaging a rank of 201.4.
• Deciding Set Competence: Lene wins 45% of deciding sets, slightly better than Gaillard's 40%, indicating better performance in closely contested matches.
• Breakpoint Conversion: Gaillard excels in breakpoint conversion, having successfully converted 58.06% of opportunities, whereas Lene converts at a rate of 48.76%.

Editorial Prediction (July 15, 2025, UTC):

In analyzing the comparative performance of Lene and Gaillard, several dynamics come into play. Lene has shown superior second serve efficiency and resilience under pressure, potentially giving them an upper hand in critical situations.

Gaillard’s slight edge in return game stats and breakpoint conversion suggests they could exploit key moments during the face-off.

Nevertheless, given Lene's overall match consistency, especially on preferred surfaces, they hold a marginal advantage.

Taking into account these various statistics, Lene seems more likely to emerge victoriously in the upcoming match against Gaillard.