Elise Mertens vs Peyton Stearns Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance, in recent months Mertens has secured 40.46% of points on her second serve, while Stearns stands slightly ahead at 41.23%. This statistic is crucial in determining match outcomes. When examining return game statistics, Mertens has won 50.4% of her opponents' second serve points recently, compared to Stearns' 52.9%. For first serve returns, the figures are 27.51% for Mertens and 32% for Stearns, which helps in predicting who might have the edge in their head-to-head matchup.

In terms of saving breakpoints, Mertens has managed to save 51% while Stearns has a slightly better rate at 51.64%. This stat suggests potential scenarios during gameplay and provides insights for in-game betting prospects. Looking at their overall performance, in the last year, Mertens won 58.49% of her matches (31 wins and 22 losses), while Stearns won 56.6% (30 wins and 23 losses), offering a general overview of their competitive strength.

Analyzing the performance on different surfaces, Mertens shines on hard courts with a career win rate of 66%, whereas grass proves less favorable with a 52% win rate. Stearns exhibits her best performance on indoor hard courts with a winning percentage of 68%, and her weakest surface is grass with a 33% win rate. Level of competition played also matters; Mertens has a main tour win rate of 64% over the last year (16 wins, 9 losses), marginally superior to Stearns who has won 56.52% (13 wins, 10 losses).

In direct encounters, Mertens has a perfect record against Stearns, with one match played and won by Mertens in straight sets. Their last meeting at the Qatar Total Energies Open saw Mertens triumph with a score of 6-2, 6-3. They have yet to play a deciding set or engage in a tiebreaker against each other.

When considering the quality of opponents they have faced, Mertens has competed against players with an average rank of 65.25, while Stearns' opponents average at 103.89, indicating differing levels of competition. In matches where a deciding set was played, both Mertens and Stearns have a 53% win rate in the past 12 months, suggesting evenly matched capability in tense situations.

Lastly, the conversion of breakpoints is a significant indicator; recently, Mertens has converted 35% of breakpoints, whereas Stearns has a higher conversion rate at 41.61%. These statistics collectively guide us to expect a competitive match, with Stearns showing slight advantages in recent stats and second serve return performance. However, considering past head-to-head encounters and competitive experiences, Mertens appears better positioned to secure victory.