Elsa Jacquemot vs Tereza Valentova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, Jacquemot has demonstrated a competitive second serve performance by winning 40.87% of points, narrowly surpassing Valentova's 40.19%. This statistic is significant as it serves as a reliable indicator for predicting match outcomes. Observing their return game stats, Jacquemot has excelled by winning 51.45% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Valentova who has won 48.98%. When returning first serves, Jacquemot leads with a win percentage of 29.05% while Valentova follows closely with 28.31%.

Under pressure, both players show nuances in their performance. Jacquemot has saved 45.94% of breakpoints, slightly ahead of Valentova who has saved 43.98%. This data can be extremely useful for making in-game betting predictions, especially when combined with breakpoint conversion rates, where Valentova outperforms, converting 44.32% of opportunities compared to Jacquemot’s 33.93%.

Over the span of the last year, performance analysis indicates that Jacquemot has won 53.95% of her matches with a record of 41 wins to 35 losses, whereas Valentova's statistic is more impressive with an 83.72% win rate, recording 36 wins to 7 losses. When considering the preferred surfaces, Jacquemot has excelled on indoor hard courts with a win rate of 58%, yet struggled on grass with just 46%. Valentova, in contrast, has achieved her best results on hard surfaces at 85% wins.

The level of play for these athletes predominantly revolves around the ITF and Challenger circuits. Over the past year, Jacquemot has a 60.34% win rate in these competitions, while Valentova boasts a higher success rate of 83.72%. Furthermore, a glance at the quality of their opponents reveals that Jacquemot has faced competitors with an average rank of 193.25, indicating a stronger standard of opposition compared to Valentova's average opponent ranking of 355.65.

In matches that proceed to a deciding set, Jacquemot has emerged victorious in 46% of these confrontations, while Valentova has a more considerable record, winning 70% of deciding sets. This statistic is vital for predicting outcomes in closely contested matches. Given these statistical insights, Valentova appears to be the more favorable candidate to win the upcoming match based on her superior win rates and pivotal performance metrics.