Clervie Ngounoue vs Katarina Zavatska Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How does second serve performance shape the outcome of a match? Over the past six months, Ngounoue has claimed 42.12% of points on their second serve compared to Zavatska's 36.79%. This crucial statistic often correlates closely with match prediction accuracy, offering insight into potential outcomes.

Exploring return game statistics reveals further dynamics. In recent play, Ngounoue has won an impressive 50.26% of points on their opponent's second serve, just a hair behind Zavatska's 51.2%. Yet, when it comes to returning first serves, Zavatska edges ahead with 36.12% versus Ngounoue’s 31.28%, giving us a glimpse into who might be favored in this head-to-head matchup.

Performance under pressure is another key aspect. Ngounoue has managed to save 47.78% of breakpoints, slightly trailing Zavatska’s 50%. This figure can be particularly telling for those betting in-game, as it reflects resilience in crucial moments.

When we review overall performance in the last year, Ngounoue has an impressive win rate of 71.7% from 53 matches (W/L 38/15). In comparison, Zavatska’s record stands at 48.89% from 45 matches (W/L 22/23). This overall evaluation aids our prediction of the eventual favorite.

Examining their favorite playing surfaces, Ngounoue shines on indoor hard courts, boasting a 76% win rate (W/L 13/4), while grass courts appear to be a downfall with a 0% success rate (W/L 0/1). Zavatska, however, finds her stride on clay, achieving a 63% win record (W/L 156/93), yet struggles on grass with 42% (W/L 5/7).

The level of tournaments played at also matters. Ngounoue has been dominant, winning 76.6% of her matches in tournaments over $10K on the Challengers/ITF circuit (W/L 36/11). Zavatska, on the same circuit, has a 50% success rate (W/L 17/17). This comparative analysis places Ngounoue slightly ahead in terms of experience and success.

Another interesting facet to consider is opponent quality. Ngounoue has faced competitors with an average ranking of 195.57 over the past year, whereas Zavatska’s opponents averaged a higher rank, at 309.13. Such details help determine the rigor of competition each player has faced.

In deciding set scenarios, live predictions and bets may favor Ngounoue, who has won 79% of such sets compared to Zavatska's 63% over the past year. This resilience in crucial moments is an edge that could factor in tightly contested situations.

Updating to the present event's head-to-head statistics can solidify predictions; factoring in current form and past performances at specific events can provide pivotal insights. Break point conversion rates reveal that Ngounoue converts 39.2% of breakpoints, while Zavatska converts 31.17%, a useful stat for live betting when either player faces a breakpoint opportunity.

Considering the broader scope of these insightful statistics and trends, Ngounoue appears to have the upper hand in this duel with her proven consistency and competitive edge.