Eva Vedder vs Anouk Koevermans Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When comparing the recent performance of Koevermans and Vedder in terms of second serve points, Koevermans has managed to win 41.31% while Vedder slightly leads with 44.15%. These metrics play a significant role in predicting outcomes due to their high correlation with match prediction accuracy.

Looking at return game statistics from the past six months, Koevermans has been able to win 50.26% of points on their opponent's second serve compared to Vedder's 48.47%. However, Vedder excels when it comes to returning first serves, winning 31.51% compared to Koevermans' 28.52%, suggesting an edge for Vedder in this head-to-head matchup.

In pressure situations, Koevermans shows resilience by saving 53.55% of breakpoints, while Vedder has a lower success rate at 46.97%, offering useful insights for in-game betting strategies. Breakpoint conversion stats illustrate that Koevermans has successfully converted 39.88% of opportunities, marginally better than Vedder's 39.08%, indicating Koevermans' slight advantage when capitalizing on break chances.

Over the last year, Koevermans demonstrates a superior match win percentage at 65.43% compared to Vedder's 59.72%, pointing towards a consistent performance overall. In terms of surface preference, Koevermans has a 63% win ratio on clay, but struggles on grass with no wins, while Vedder performs best on hard courts with a 59% win rate.

Examining overall match experience, Koevermans has competed against opponents with an average rank of 311.63, whereas Vedder has played against opponents ranked at an average of 359.75 over the past year. This suggests that Koevermans might have faced more challenging competition.

The direct head-to-head history shows Koevermans leading with two victories out of three encounters. Although Vedder clinched the last match on clay at the W 75 Prerov event, Koevermans holds a slight edge by winning four out of six sets played between them.

Finally, when a match goes the distance, Koevermans has demonstrated better performance in deciding sets by winning 57% over the last 12 months compared to Vedder's 48%. Overall, given these statistics and performance metrics, Koevermans appears to have a slight edge in the upcoming match and is likely the favorite to win.