Gabriela Lee vs Sapfo Sakellaridi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How do the competitors stack up when it comes to second serve performance? Over the past six months, Lee has demonstrated a slight edge, securing 41.57% of points on second serves, whereas Sakellaridi has managed to win 39.49%. This aspect of their game often serves as a reliable indicator for predicting match outcomes. But what about their returns? Intriguingly, while Lee has captured 46.87% of her opponent's second serve points, Sakellaridi surpasses her slightly with 47.21%. However, when returning first serves, Lee is clearly ahead, winning 32.72% as opposed to Sakellaridi’s 27.16%. This statistic can significantly influence the head-to-head predictions in their matchup.

Under pressure, who stands tall? Lee has proven more adept at saving breakpoints, with a saving rate of 47.8%, compared to Sakellaridi’s 44.84%. This prowess can be a game-changer, especially for in-game betting enthusiasts. Looking at their overall yearly performance, Lee has clinched victory in 45.24% of her matches (W/L 19/23), while Sakellaridi edges out with a 52.88% win rate (W/L 55/49). These figures shed light on their competitive edge and consistency over the long haul. Clay is where both players find their stride, with Lee holding a 60% win rate (W/L 233/156) and Sakellaridi slightly better with 61% (W/L 329/213). Curiously, Lee flounders on grass with a meager 20% win rate, whereas Sakellaridi's struggle surfaces on indoor hard courts at 37%.

Analyzing their competition levels reveals that Lee competes mostly in the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, winning 47.37% of matches (W/L 18/20). Sakellaridi, playing similar circuit levels, has won 46.43% (W/L 26/30). When considering opposition caliber, Lee has faced opponents ranked, on average, 354.86, while Sakellaridi has encountered slightly less formidable opponents, averaging a rank of 457.25. If the match extends into a deciding set, the tension is palpable; Lee has secured 44% of these, narrowly trailing Sakellaridi’s 45% success rate. Lastly, let's not overlook their ability to seize breakpoints: Lee has converted 41.9% of her opportunities, outperforming Sakellaridi, who stands at 35.02%.

Summarizing their strengths and metrics, Lee appears to have an upper hand in second serves and breakpoint conversion. However, Sakellaridi's slightly better return stats and overall match-winning rate hint at her formidable presence on court. Given these dynamics, while both players have their merits, Sakellaridi's consistency over the past year positions her as a slight favorite in this match-up.