Elsa Jacquemot vs Marina Stakusic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When evaluating recent second serve performance, Jacquemot has secured 41.13% of points in the last six months, slightly trailing Stakusic, who has achieved a 41.19% success rate. This statistic is often a reliable indicator for predicting match outcomes under comparable conditions. Furthermore, a breakdown of return game stats reveals that Jacquemot has claimed 53.22% of points on opponents' second serves, while Stakusic has managed 52.39%. Notably, in return of first serve points, Stakusic has outperformed with 33.49% compared to Jacquemot's 29.05%, a crucial factor when determining the favoured competitor in their head-to-head encounters.

In high-pressure situations, Jacquemot has successfully defended 47.59% of the breakpoints faced, whereas Stakusic has a slight edge with 47.62% saved. Such statistics are particularly insightful for live betting environments. Looking at overall match performance over the past year, Jacquemot boasts a win-rate of 51.85% (with a match record of 42 wins and 39 losses) against Stakusic's 50% (29 wins and 29 losses), contributing to the wider head-to-head predictive framework. Intriguingly, on the Indoor Hard surface, which is deemed both players' optimal surface, Stakusic enjoys a higher career win percentage of 65% compared to Jacquemot's 58%. Conversely, their least successful surfaces are clay and grass, with win percentages of 54% and 46%, respectively, for Stakusic and Jacquemot.

Analyzing player level, Jacquemot primarily competed in Challengers/ITF over $10K tournaments in the past year, achieving a 57.38% success rate, while Stakusic played the same tier, boasting a superior 60% win rate. Their head-to-head record stands evenly matched, with each player winning one encounter and sharing two victories over four sets. Their most recent confrontation saw Jacquemot triumphant at Wimbledon 100 Ilkley on grass, an insight critical for contextualizing future match dynamics between them.

In extremely tense situations such as tiebreaks, they've squared off once with Jacquemot clinching the win, leaving Stakusic winless in this regard. As for opponent quality, Stakusic faced slightly higher-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 187.45 compared to Jacquemot's 199.43. If the game extends to a deciding set, which neither have experienced in their direct matchups, Stakusic holds an advantage with a 45% win rate over 34% displayed by Jacquemot across all matches.

Conversion efficiency on breakpoints also favors Stakusic, who has successfully executed 46.77% of opportunities compared to Jacquemot's 35.27%, often a decisive measure in clutch match moments. This nuanced understanding of their statistics, combined with contemporary form insights from current events, inclines the predictive outcome marginally towards Stakusic, provided she maintains her break point and deciding set effectiveness.