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LB Lawrence Bataljin
AU ATP · Rank #1318

Lawrence Bataljin

30yrs 1.73 m 68 kg Right
75%Accuracy
8
Matches Analyzed
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Record by surface
Hard
1-4
Clay
0-5
Overall 1-9
Our AI on this player 6 correct of 8

From the matches in our database

About Lawrence Bataljin

Lawrence Bataljin is a 30-year-old right-handed professional tennis player, currently ranked world No. 1318. Over the last 52 weeks the serve has landed 67% of first deliveries, winning 58.4% of those points. Breaking is the real weapon here: 128.3% of break chances get taken. Service games rarely slip away: 300.4% of them are held. No surface has produced a winning record so far — Hard 1-4, Clay 0-5.

Lately it has not been coming together — 5 defeats in the last 5 outings. The longest match we have on record ran to 31 games, against D. Shirokii. Predictions cover match winner and score, alongside serve, return and break-point statistics. Most recently seen in our data at ITF Men M25 Kigali.

Serve & Return
First Serve %
—
1st Serve Won
—
2nd Serve Won
—
Aces / Match
1.6
Double Faults / Match
2.1
Break Pts Saved
—
Break Pts Converted
—
Return Pts Won
43%
Service Hold %
—
Total Pts Won
94%
Records Last 12 months
0
Titles
0
Finals
2
Semis or better
33
Events played
Season by season

2026so far

0–2
Won-lost
2
Matches
—
Tiebreaks
0.5
Aces / Match
2
Double Faults / Match
First Serve % 68.5%
1st Serve Won 47.5%
2nd Serve Won 28.6%
Break points won 0%
Break Pts Saved 35.7%

2025

0–2
Won-lost
2
Matches
—
Tiebreaks
1
Aces / Match
3
Double Faults / Match
First Serve % 63.1%
1st Serve Won 53.7%
2nd Serve Won 43.8%
Break points won 75%
Break Pts Saved 60%

2024

2–3
Won-lost
5
Matches
0–1
Tiebreaks
0.4
Aces / Match
2.6
Double Faults / Match
First Serve % 70%
1st Serve Won 60.2%
2nd Serve Won 35.7%
Break points won 39%
Break Pts Saved 44.1%

Season totals from the tour feed, singles only. The won-lost line is the tour's own count and can differ from the record under Predictions, which counts the matches we cover. A dash means the season holds nothing to measure that figure from.