Daria Snigur vs Lisa Zaar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the performance statistics of two tennis players, Snigur and Zaar, can offer valuable insights into predicting the outcome of their upcoming match. Over the past year, Zaar has exhibited a win rate of 66.15% (W/L 43/22), slightly higher than Snigur, who stands at a win rate of 61.54% (W/L 40/25). This difference provides an initial indication of Zaar's stronger winning performance.

When considering surface preferences, Snigur performs best on hard courts with a 68% win rate (W/L 114/54), whereas Zaar's top performance is on indoor hard surfaces, with a win percentage of 65% (W/L 17/9). Both players share a similar weakness on clay, with Snigur winning 52% (W/L 15/14) and Zaar achieving a slightly better 57% (W/L 44/33).

Their recent form, especially in regard to second serve points won, reveals that Zaar has a marginal edge, winning 39.07% compared to Snigur's 38.37%. In return games, Zaar also leads by converting 54.55% of opponents' second serve points, surpassing Snigur's 53.81%.

Under pressure, Snigur shows resilience by saving 50.32% of breakpoints, whereas Zaar saves 46.64%. Despite this, deciding set performance favors Zaar, who wins 61% of such scenarios compared to Snigur's 45% over the last 12 months. Zaar's ability to clinch deciding sets can be a critical factor in tightly contested matches.

The level of opponent quality is another factor, with Zaar having faced competitors with an average rank of 155.57, higher than Snigur's 253.69, indicating that Zaar has been competing at a higher echelon. In terms of statistical performance under pressure, Snigur edges out Zaar in breakpoint conversion, capitalizing on 43.11% of opportunities, slightly higher than Zaar's 42.23%.

When factoring in all these statistics, Zaar appears to have a slight advantage heading into this matchup. Considering the win rates, surface preferences, opponent quality, and especially the ability to perform under pressure, Zaar is statistically favored to come out victorious in this encounter.