Elsa Jacquemot vs Maja Chwalinska Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Which player holds the advantage when it comes to second serve retention? In the past six months, Jacquemot has clinched 40.61% of points on their second serve. Meanwhile, Chwalinska edges ahead slightly with 41.83%. This slight difference can play a crucial role in gauging who can hold their fragile serve under pressure.

But how do these players fare in return games? A deep dive into their performance over the same period reveals that Jacquemot is a bit more aggressive, snatching 52.27% of points from her opponent's second serve. On the other side, Chwalinska claims 48.67%. When facing their opponent's first serve, it's Chwalinska who shines brighter, winning 36.3% against Jacquemot's 28.93%. This interplay of return stats suggests a match where serves will be heavily challenged.

When the pressure mounts, who stands stronger? Jacquemot has shown more resilience, saving 45.65% of breakpoints, slightly outpacing Chwalinska's 44.92%. This statistic is particularly appealing for those with an interest in live betting.

Let's glance over their past year's performance to understand who could hold the upper hand. Jacquemot's win record stands at 54.43% (W/L 43/36), while Chwalinska boasts a more impressive 70.97% (W/L 44/18). This differential might hint at Chwalinska seizing the upper hand in our head-to-head prediction.

Surface preferences can be telling of a player's prowess. For Jacquemot, indoor hard courts prove favorable, wielding a 58% success rate (W/L 71/52). Grass, however, does not suit her style as well, with a mere 46% return (W/L 6/7). Conversely, Chwalinska dominates on clay with a formidable 71% (W/L 132/53), although indoor hard courts show her more vulnerable side at 56% (W/L 32/25).

Evaluating the level of competition they've faced, Jacquemot has gone up against an average rank of 195.48, in contrast to Chwalinska's opponents averaging 255.1. This difference indicates a tougher journey for Jacquemot, which can build resilience and skill.

In scenarios forcing a deciding set, Chwalinska seems poised for victory with a 67% win rate, compared to Jacquemot's more modest 46%. Such stats are vital for those predicting the match's outcome if it goes down to the wire.

Regarding breaking their opponent's serve during recent matches, Chwalinska once again edges ahead, converting 42.38% of break points, compared to Jacquemot's 33.92%. This decisive stat could be pivotal in swinging the match in favor of one player.

Taking all these statistics into account, Chwalinska appears to hold the advantage in this matchup with her stronger historical performance, superior break point conversion, and potent clay court prowess.