Azuma Visaya vs Bill Chan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Chan excels in second serve performance, securing 26.67% of points, which is significantly higher than Visaya's 14.71%. How important is this? It often correlates with predicting the match winner.
• In returning second serves, Chan is also stronger, winning 58.33% of points compared to Visaya's 45.45%. Yet, Visaya’s first serve returns are superior at 33.33% vs. Chan’s 17.24%.
• Under pressure, Visaya boasts an 18.75% breakpoint saving rate, while Chan has struggled, saving none. What does this suggest? This could influence in-game betting strategies.
• Match outcomes over the past year lean slightly in favor of Visaya, who holds a win-rate of 62.5%, as opposed to Chan's 50%.
• Surface preference can shift dynamics: Chan performs best on Hard surfaces with a 67% win rate, whereas Visaya is more accomplished on I.hard with the same win rate, despite struggling on Clay.
• The level of competition faced cannot be overlooked: Visaya's average opponent rank of 106.25 suggests tougher matches compared to Chan's 217.5.
• In deciding sets, Visaya is unbeaten over the last year, contrasting with Chan, who has not won any.
• When it comes to capitalizing on breakpoints, Visaya converts at a solid 27.27%, whereas Chan has yet to seize a single opportunity.

Editorial Prediction (July 27, 2025, UTC):

In the upcoming match, various metrics suggest Visaya might have the upper hand. Visaya excels in returning first serves, and in converting breakpoints, both of which could be critical in pivotal moments.

Furthermore, the ability to save breakpoints and win deciding sets under pressure heavily favors Visaya, indicating resilience and composure that may prove decisive.

The caliber of opponents Visaya has faced is higher, suggesting she is accustomed to tougher competition, potentially granting her a competitive edge.

Given these considerations, Visaya is favored to emerge victorious in this forthcoming encounter, leveraging her strengths to outplay Chan.