Raphael Collignon vs Alejandro Davidovich Fokina Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Raphael Collignon fare on second serves? Currently, he wins 42.95% of points on them, trailing Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, who wins 45.04%.
• Examining return games shows Raphael Collignon winning 50.82% of opponents' second serves compared to Alejandro Davidovich Fokina's 44.70%, a notable advantage for Raphael in this area.
• For first serve returns, Raphael secures 26.14% of points, slightly less effective than Alejandro's 26.74%.
• Under pressure, Alejandro is slightly better, having saved 53.40% of breakpoints versus Raphael's 51.39%.
• In terms of matches won over the past year, Raphael shows a stronger winning ratio with 68.57% compared to Alejandro’s 62.50%.
• Both players excel on their favorite surfaces; Raphael is strongest on Clay with a 73% win rate, whereas Alejandro matches that percentage on Hard courts.
• When considering their competitive environments, Raphael mainly competes at Challengers/ITF where his success rate is higher, while Alejandro competes more on the Main tour.
• Facing tougher opponents, Alejandro's average opponent ranking is 60.25, significantly higher than Raphael's 197.24, indicating Alejandro often competes against stronger players.
• If this match reaches a deciding set, Raphael's recent track record shows he prevails 67% of the time, slightly better than Alejandro's 58%.

Editorial Prediction (October 17, 2025, UTC):

Recent form indicates Raphael Collignon is adept at breaking down opponents' second serves, giving him a strategic edge in potential long rallies. However, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina's minor edge in saving breakpoints could tilt high-pressure moments in his favor.

Success on different tournament levels highlights Raphael’s stronghold on the Challengers/ITF circuit, while Alejandro's main tour experience reveals a comfort against tougher competition. Although Alejandro stands out on hard courts, the surface for their match could sway slight favor depending on which one's strengths align better.

Concluding with deciding set performance, Raphael shows resilience, likely giving him optimism in tight match-ups. However, it's Alejandro's consistent performance against higher-ranked opponents that might give him a slight edge.

Considering all factors, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina would be the predicted favorite to win this match, owing to his balance of experience and performance against challenging competition.