Geoffrey Blancaneaux vs Oskari Eerola Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When comparing second serve performance in recent months, Geoffrey Blancaneaux has a 43.35% success rate, slightly lower than Oskari Eerola’s 43.54%.
• In terms of returning opponents' second serves, Geoffrey Blancaneaux achieves 46.02% success, while Oskari Eerola excels with 50.00%—where does this give Oskari an advantage?
• For first serve returns, Eerola again outperforms Blancaneaux with success rates of 31.34% compared to 28.64%.
• Under pressure, Blancaneaux shows strength by saving 52.83% of breakpoints, significantly higher than Eerola's 40.54%—will this resilience impact the match outcome?
• Over the last year, Blancaneaux has won 45.45% of his matches compared to Eerola's more impressive 59.26%—suggesting a better overall performance for Eerola.
• Both players boast their best win percentages on Hard surfaces at 63%, indicating a level playing field should this match be played on hard courts.
• Blancaneaux predominantly competes at Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K with a 45.00% win rate, while Eerola competes mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, claiming a higher win rate of 61.54%.
• Eerola faces opponents with higher average rankings (149.3) compared to Blancaneaux's opponents (306.23), potentially challenging Eerola more frequently.
• Both players have a 43% success rate in deciding sets over the past 12 months, equalizing them in this aspect.

Editorial Prediction (November 2, 2025, UTC):

Geoffrey Blancaneaux and Oskari Eerola present a closely matched face-off in many respects, notably their recent performance on second serves and deciding set outcomes, where both players are nearly identical.

Blancaneaux’s edge under pressure, exemplified by his higher breakpoint save percentage, suggests he can handle critical match moments better than Eerola. However, Eerola’s formidable return game, especially against first and second serves, provides a tactical advantage that may tip the scales in his favor.

With Eerola having faced higher-ranked opponents and maintained a superior overall match-winning percentage over the past year, he demonstrates a consistently stronger performance against more challenging competition.

Taking all factors into consideration, while Blancaneaux's ability to save breakpoints is notable, Oskari Eerola's performance, particularly his impressive return game and adaptability against tougher opponents, positions him as the likely winner of the upcoming tennis match.