Aunchisa Chanta vs Daria Frayman Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

What do the numbers say about second serve performance under recent conditions? Within the past six months, Chanta captured 35.33% of the points on their second serve, while Frayman secured a slightly higher percentage at 37.71%. This subtle edge in Frayman's favor might seem trivial, but could it tip the scales in their direction for this match?

When it comes to return games, a fascinating comparison emerges. Chanta has managed to seize 47.62% of their opponents' second serve points, whereas Frayman has managed 48.22%. The first serve returns reveal similarly narrow margins with Chanta and Frayman winning 35.62% and 36.18% respectively. Will Frayman's return game prowess on both serves make the crucial difference in this head-to-head battle?

In high-pressure situations, such as breakpoints, Chanta has saved 49.15% in recent form, with Frayman marginally ahead at 49.32%. This statistic is essential for betting enthusiasts looking to predict in-game momentum shifts. In the broader performance overview, Chanta's yearly win rate stands at 66.67% with a win-loss record of 4/2, whereas Frayman boasts a slightly better rate of 69.35% from a larger sample of matches (43/19). Could sheer match experience steer Frayman towards victory?

Both athletes exhibit their career-best surface win percentage on Hard courts: Chanta at 61% (105/68) and Frayman leading with 76% (63/20). Yet, Frayman falters with a mere 33% on I.hard courts, indicating a potential vulnerability. The level of tournaments offers another perspective; Chanta's last year revealed a competitive balance in Challengers/ITF events > $10K, winning 50% of matches (2/2). Frayman, meanwhile, claimed victory in 56.41% (22/17), suggesting a slight edge in form at similar event levels.

The caliber of opponents also matters. Facing opponents with an average rank of 394.83, Chanta's opposition is somewhat stronger compared to Frayman's whose faced opponents averaged 458.84. If the match reaches a deciding set, the odds favor Frayman, who has won 50% of deciding sets over the past year, in stark contrast to Chanta's 0% success rate.

Break point conversion rates further enrich this statistical narrative: Chanta has impressively converted 50% of their breakpoint opportunities, outshining Frayman who stands at 37.58%. With all these factors in mind, if we align the dots and connect these stats, Frayman emerges as the anticipated victor in this close match, albeit narrowly. The final call, grounded on these numbers, nudges Frayman slightly ahead in the quest for triumph.