Conny Perrin vs Ava Williamson Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Williamson's recent form in second serve performance shows a 43.54% win rate, in contrast to Perrin's 40.81%. This critical statistic directly impacts match prediction accuracy, providing insight into the players' likely performances during their upcoming match.

When analyzing their ability to return serves, Williamson has claimed 45.97% of points on opponents' second serves. Meanwhile, Perrin outshines with a 52.17% success rate in the same category. For first serve returns, Williamson scores 20.66%, while Perrin boasts 26.56%, highlighting a strong edge for Perrin in return games.

Looking at performance under pressure, Williamson has demonstrated an ability to save 57.38% of breakpoints, whereas Perrin has managed to save 46.84%. This can be a significant statistic for in-game betting considerations, offering a glimpse into how each player handles critical moments during a match.

In terms of overall performance, Williamson has won 35.29% of matches over the past year, compared to Perrin’s 48%. This difference in win percentage presents a clearer picture of how the players stack up against each other. Furthermore, the analysis of their success across different surfaces reveals that both players have their best career win percentages on Hard, with Williamson at 38% and Perrin at 57%. This may influence their strategies and outcomes in the upcoming encounter.

Both players predominantly compete at the Challengers/ITF level. Williamson has a 36.36% success rate in these tournaments with Perrin faring better at 50%. The quality of opponents faced is also telling; Williamson's opponents over the last year had an average rank of 419.53, in contrast to Perrin's whose opponents held an average rank of 373.76.

If the match advances to a deciding set, Williamson has the edge, having secured victory in 50% of deciding sets in the past year, compared to Perrin, who has won just 20%. Moreover, Williamson shows a higher breakpoint conversion rate at 38.46% as opposed to Perrin's 21.15%, essential for live betting predictions.

Considering these metrics, Perrin seems to have a slight upper hand with superior overall win percentages and return stats. However, Williamson's effectiveness in clutch moments and in deciding sets could tilt the match in their favor, forecasting a competitive and closely contested battle. Ultimately, while both players have distinct strengths, Williamson's ability to perform under pressure gives them a potential edge in the projected outcome of this match.