Bianca Vanessa Andreescu vs Mccartney Kessler Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When evaluating second serve performance over the past six months, Andreescu has secured 47.06% of points on her second serve, outperforming Kessler, who has managed 42.46%. This statistic is closely linked to predicting match outcomes, making it a crucial metric for this head-to-head comparison.

Looking at return game statistics, Kessler leads in recent performance by winning 48.67% of her opponent's second serve points, compared to Andreescu's 41.82%. Additionally, Kessler has a higher success rate on first serve returns, with 32.59% versus Andreescu's 24.36%. Such return stats are significant indicators when forecasting the favored player in this matchup.

Under pressure, Andreescu has saved 50% of breakpoints, slightly edging out Kessler, who has saved 48.54% in recent form. This insight is valuable for in-game betting predictions. Moreover, over the last year, Andreescu's match win rate stands at 50% (11/11), whereas Kessler has achieved a higher win rate of 64.41% (38/21), providing an overall perspective for head-to-head predictions.

In terms of surface preference, Andreescu excels on Hard courts, with a career win rate of 71% (128/52), while her performance drops to 54% (21/18) on Indoor Hard courts. Conversely, Kessler's best performance is on Indoor Hard surfaces, boasting a 77% win rate (17/5), and her least successful surface is Clay, with a 51% win rate (21/20).

Analyzing the players' match level, Andreescu played predominantly on the Main tour in the past year and has won 53.85% of those encounters (7/6). Kessler, meanwhile, has participated mostly at the Main tour level as well and has a stronger win percentage of 73.33% (22/8), which might tip the scale in her favor.

Considering opponent quality, Andreescu faced opponents with an average rank of 75.77, whereas Kessler's opponents averaged a rank of 116.83 over the past year. This could offer Andreescu a competitive edge due to facing tougher competition.

Deciding set performance is another key statistic, as Andreescu has won 38% of deciding sets in the last year, whereas Kessler boasts an impressive 69% win rate in such scenarios. In addition, Kessler has a higher breakpoint conversion rate in recent form at 44.24%, compared to Andreescu's 33.33%, which can be a decisive factor during live matches.

Overall, drawing from these performance metrics and statistical comparisons, Kessler appears to hold a slight edge based on recent form and overall consistency, and is predicted to win in this upcoming matchup.