Amy Zhu vs Elsa Wan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Amy Zhu's second serve performance compare to Elsa Wan's? In the last six months, Amy Zhu has claimed 40.61% of her second serve points, slightly more effective than Elsa Wan's 38.79%.
• What about returning the opponent's serves? Amy Zhu has been successful in winning 48.31% of her opponent's second serves, while Elsa Wan has achieved 52.00%. For first serve returns, Elsa Wan leads with 35.99% compared to Amy's 30.55%.
• Which player shows more resilience under pressure? Amy Zhu has saved 52.26% of breakpoints she's faced recently. In contrast, Elsa Wan has managed to save just 35.29%.
• Looking at overall match performance over the past year, Amy Zhu boasts a 50.00% win rate, whereas Elsa Wan has a slightly lower 48.28%.
• Which surface favors each player more? Amy Zhu's best win percentage is 55% on indoor hard courts, while Elsa Wan performs best on hard courts with the same percentage.
• Considering the level of tournaments, Amy Zhu's experience is mainly from the Challengers/ITF level, securing a win rate of 54.84%. Elsa Wan has competed mostly in Futures, maintaining a 50.00% win rate.
• Exploring opponent quality, Amy has faced players with an average rank of 436.87, while Elsa's opponents have averaged a higher rank of 196.79.
• In matches reaching a deciding set over the last year, Amy Zhu has a slight edge, winning 47% compared to Elsa Wan's 43%.
• Regarding converting breakpoints, Elsa Wan barely leads with a 42.42% conversion rate, slightly ahead of Amy Zhu's 41.57%.

Editorial Prediction (November 12, 2025, UTC):

Amy Zhu and Elsa Wan face each other following distinctly different paths in form and experience over the past year. The statistics favor Amy with a slightly stronger second serve and the mental fortitude to save a greater percentage of breakpoints.

While Elsa Wan has a commendable return game, especially against first serves, her slightly lower breakpoint save percentage might expose vulnerabilities under pressure during the match.

Amy Zhu could find an advantage given her more frequent match experience at higher-level events and her ability to come through in deciding sets more often. Based on this analysis, Amy Zhu appears to be the player more likely to win this encounter.