Ekaterina Perelygina vs Valeriya Yushchenko Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In their recent performances over the last six months, Yushchenko has demonstrated stronger second serve points, winning 39.56% compared to Perelygina's 36.22%. This statistic aligns closely with match prediction outcomes, providing insight into this upcoming contest.

When examining return game statistics, Perelygina has surpassed Yushchenko by winning 53.01% of opponent's second serve points, while Yushchenko trails with 47.89%. First serve returns show Perelygina leading once more with 39.03%, ahead of Yushchenko at 35.67%. These metrics are crucial in determining the favorite in such head-to-head matchups.

Looking into how both players perform under pressure, Yushchenko again takes the edge, having saved 47.17% of breakpoints compared to Perelygina's 35.52%. These figures are particularly useful for in-game betting predictions. Furthermore, in terms of breakpoint conversion, Perelygina has been more proficient lately by converting 42% of opportunities, contrasting with Yushchenko's conversion rate of 37%.

Yushchenko also boasts a better performance record over the last year, with a win rate of 76.19% (32 wins and 10 losses), whereas Perelygina has secured victory in 64% of her matches (16 wins and 9 losses). When evaluating the quality of competition, Yushchenko has faced opponents with an average rank of 412.5, in contrast to Perelygina, who has competed against players with an average rank of 587.8.

Analyzing their results on various surfaces, Perelygina displays her best career win percentage on hard courts, triumphing in 69% of matches. In comparison, her win rate on indoor hard courts stands at 50%. Yushchenko thrives on clay courts, boasting a 74% win percentage, yet shares a similar indoor hard court performance with a 50% win rate.

In terms of player level competition, Yushchenko has maintained a higher win rate, 76.19%, at the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K over the last year. Perelygina follows behind with a 66.67% win rate in the same category. Moreover, in deciding sets, Perelygina shows remarkable composure, emerging victorious in 83% of cases, while Yushchenko's success rate is 63%.

Reviewing these comparative statistics, it appears that Yushchenko may hold the advantage going into the match due to her higher overall win rate, tougher competition faced, and superior pressure handling. However, Perelygina’s strengths in return game and deciding set performance could make for a compelling contest. Ultimately, based purely on recent performance and these metrics, Yushchenko seems slightly favored to win.