Fiona Ferro vs Tessa Johanna Brockmann Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance in the last six months, Ferro has a win rate of 33.93% on their second serve points. In comparison, Brockmann has proven to be more reliable, securing a 44.06% win rate. This metric has a significant correlation with match outcome predictions and provides a strong basis for assessing who might hold the upper hand in their upcoming match.

Examining their recent return game statistics paints a clearer picture. Ferro has won 42.86% of their opponent's second serve points, while Brockmann has been more effective with a 51.57% success rate. Additionally, Ferro holds an edge on first serve return points with 43.48%, as compared to Brockmann’s 32.1%. These figures offer valuable insight into head-to-head matchups and are critical components in predicting the course of the match.

Under pressure, notably during breakpoints, Ferro boasts a 54.17% save rate, whereas Brockmann’s figure sits at 46.85%. Such statistics are pivotal for in-game betting predictions, especially when evaluating a player's resilience during crucial moments. This aspect can significantly influence the match dynamics, shifting bets more favorably towards Ferro under pressure.

When considering overall performance over the past year, Ferro has won 36% of their matches, capturing a record of 9 wins and 16 losses. Brockmann, on the other hand, demonstrates superior consistency with a 56.25% win rate and a record of 36 wins compared to 28 losses. These outcomes provide a comprehensive view of each player's current competitive standing.

Surface preferences indicate that Ferro is most successful on Clay, showing a career win rate of 60% with a 204/135 record, while Grass is their least favorable surface, with a mere 35% success rate (6/11). In contrast, Brockmann achieves his highest success on Hard courts, echoing a decisive 60% win rate (21/14), but shows weaker performance on Clay, winning 51% (19/18).

For matches played in the last year, Ferro primarily competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments offering over $10K in prizes, winning only 38.46% of their encounters (5/8). Brockmann, with the same level of competition, displays a stronger record at 60.53% (23/15). The level of their opponents also reflects differences, as Ferro played against opponents averaging a rank of 173.72, whereas Brockmann's rivals had an average rank of 344.64.

Crucially, in deciding sets, Ferro has struggled, failing to win any over the last 12 months. In stark contrast, Brockmann has clinched victory in 61% of such scenarios, revealing a stark disparity in their ability to close tight matches. Furthermore, in terms of converting breakpoint opportunities, Ferro’s recent form stands at 21.74%, trailing behind Brockmann’s impressive 42.86% conversion rate. This competency can be a decisive factor for in-game advantage.

Considering these analytical insights and statistical trends, Brockmann emerges as the favorite for the upcoming match. Their superior performance across critical metrics such as return games, under pressure resilience, surface adaptability, and opponent quality implies a higher likelihood of success in this encounter. Therefore, based on the data presented, Brockmann is predicted to secure the win.