Eva Lys vs Aoi Ito Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Who seems to have the upper hand when it comes to second serves? Over the last six months, Aoi Ito has secured 41.14% of points on their second serve, while Eva Lys has slightly outperformed with 43.23%. This subtle edge could influence predictions, given the high correlation between second serve performance and match outcomes.

Delving into return game statistics, we find that Lys shines a bit more here too. She has claimed 53.55% of her opponent's second serve points, compared to Ito's still respectable 51.55%. Interestingly, when it comes to first serve returns, Ito narrowly surpasses Lys with a 33.94% success rate against Lys's 33.07%. These numbers play a crucial role in identifying the favorite in this head-to-head clash.

How do these players handle pressure? Their breakpoint-saving abilities are almost identical, with Ito at 48.22% and Lys at a slightly higher 48.29%. Such statistics can be golden for in-game betting enthusiasts. Meanwhile, when it comes to converting breakpoints, Lys once again marginally edges out Ito, converting 40.74% of her opportunities in contrast to Ito’s 37.1%.

Here's an overview of their performance metrics over the past year: Ito has a winning percentage of 70.65% from her matches (65 wins out of 92), surpassing Lys, who holds 63.16% with 36 wins out of 57 matches. It’s essential to consider the event level, as Ito has mostly thrived in Challengers/ITF tournaments, achieving a 72.13% win rate. On the other hand, Lys has been competing on the Main tour with a lower 57.89% success rate.

What about the surfaces? Ito prefers the grass, boasting a 70% win rate, while her lowest, interestingly, is 0% on indoor hard courts. Lys appears more comfortable on indoor hard surfaces with a 67% win ratio, struggling more on grass at 50%. These surface preferences could significantly influence match predictions.

Their direct encounters tell another story. In their previous face-off, Ito emerged victorious, 2-1 in set count, during their clash at the Japan Open Tennis Championships. Each match they have played has averaged over two hours, indicating closely contested matches. If this bout goes the distance, remember that both players have equally strong records in deciding sets, winning 65% over the last year.

Given the head-to-head stats, match formats, and recent performance metrics, it seems that while both players have their strengths, Aoi Ito might be the favorite, thanks to her consistent match wins and previous head-to-head victory. Still, watch out for Lys who, armed with strong return stats, could spring a surprise. Which player will seize the day? As the match unfolds, only time will tell.