Amelie Van Impe vs Ella Haavisto Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Impe has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 38.02% of points compared to Haavisto's 32.95%. Could this reflect a more consistent serve?
• Return games favor Impe slightly as well; they win 54.6% of opponent's second serves, marginally higher than Haavisto's 53.59%.
• For first serve returns, Impe again leads with 33.86% compared to Haavisto's 30.98%, potentially offering a better chance to challenge Haavisto's serve.
• Haavisto has a slight advantage under pressure, saving 45.65% of breakpoints, just ahead of Impe's 44.49%.
• Looking at overall match performance over the past year, Impe has a stronger win rate of 64.86%, whereas Haavisto stands at 54.55%.
• On clay, both players are more successful, but Impe's 67% win rate significantly surpasses Haavisto’s 52%.
• In lower-tier tournaments over the past year, Impe has a better match win rate of 72% compared to Haavisto's 58.33%.
• Interestingly, despite Impe's lower opponent average rank of 401.51, Haavisto has faced tougher opponents with an average rank of 256.85.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Haavisto is likely more clutch, having won 73% of such sets against Impe's 55%.
• Impe converts breakpoints slightly more effectively, succeeding 44.91% of the time as opposed to Haavisto's 40.74%.

Editorial Prediction (May 8, 2025, UTC):

In assessing the head-to-head statistics, Impe demonstrates a notable edge in second serve points and breakpoint opportunities. With a slightly superior return game, Impe seems more adept at applying pressure on Haavisto's serve.

Despite Haavisto's credible performance under pressure and stronger deciding set statistics, Impe's recent form and more effective gameplay on both serves and returns appears to set them apart, particularly on their preferred clay surface.

While Haavisto has faced higher-ranked opponents, suggesting valuable experience, Impe’s overall win percentage and consistency in lower-tier tournaments indicate another level of competitiveness.

Given these considerations, the prediction leans toward Impe as the likely winner of the upcoming match.