Aleksandra Krunic vs Hong Yi Cody Wong Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the last twelve months, Wong has shown a slightly superior overall performance by winning 58.21% of their matches (W/L 39/28), compared to Krunic's 57.5% win rate (W/L 23/17). This gives Wong a marginal edge in the head-to-head prediction overview, largely indicative of their recent form.

When examining second serve effectiveness over the past six months, Wong holds a slight advantage, winning 40.77% of points on their second serve, compared to Krunic's 35.4%. This performance metric often correlates closely with match outcomes. Alongside, Wong has shown greater proficiency on the return game, seizing 51.36% of their opponents’ second serve points and 34.65% of first serve return points, outperforming Krunic, who managed 48.39% and 30.17%, respectively.

Under pressure, Krunic seems to have a slight edge, successfully saving 57.14% of breakpoints as opposed to Wong’s 54.09%. However, Wong excels in converting breakpoints, achieving a conversion rate of 42.05% compared to Krunic’s 32.26%. This can be crucial in in-game betting scenarios when either player is presented with a breakpoint opportunity.

Surface preferences also shed light on potential outcomes. Krunic achieves their highest win percentage on Clay at 63% (W/L 185/111), but struggles more on Hard surfaces, winning 52% (W/L 128/120). Conversely, Wong performs best on Hard courts with a win rate of 63% (W/L 146/87) and shows less success on Indoor Hard surfaces, winning only 25% (W/L 2/6).

The quality of opponents faced also differentiates the players, with Krunic competing against stronger competition, an average rank of 260, compared to Wong’s opponents with an average rank of 354.39 over the last year. This can influence match prediction, as playing against tougher opponents typically hones skill and resilience.

Considering deciding set performance against all players, Krunic has been notably proficient, winning 67% of such scenarios over the past year, while Wong has secured only 46% of deciding sets. This could be pivotal in matches that extend to a third set.

In terms of level of play, both players have predominantly competed in the Challengers and ITF tournaments over $10K in the past year. Krunic has recorded a 57.89% success rate (W/L 11/8), while Wong slightly leads with 58.18% (W/L 32/23). Although the levels and quality of opponents differ, this metric provides a basic barometer of recent form.

Factoring in these statistics, Wong demonstrates a higher success rate in second serve points and return game stats. Despite Krunic's proficiency in deciding sets, Wong's overall record and breakpoint conversion rate suggest a greater likelihood of triumph in this encounter. Therefore, based on the comparative analysis of the statistics provided, Wong is anticipated to emerge victorious in this upcoming match.