Gerard Campana Lee vs Zhenxiong Dong Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, both Lee and Dong have demonstrated competitive performances in their matches. Over the last six months, Lee has secured 43.8% of points on their second serve, slightly edging out Dong, who has won 43.16% of such points. This statistic often plays a crucial role in determining match outcomes. When assessing return game statistics, Lee appears stronger, winning 51.57% of their opponent's second serve points, while Dong has achieved 40.22%. For first serve returns, Lee has outperformed Dong, with success rates of 32.57% and 26.91%, respectively. These figures are imperative in determining the favored player in their head-to-head matchup.

Looking at the broader performance across the previous year, Lee has a win rate of 49.15% from a record of 29 wins and 30 losses, whereas Dong holds a slightly superior percentage, winning 52.08% of his matches (25 wins, 23 losses), offering an overarching insight into head-to-head predictions. Per their best career surface performances, Lee finds clay most favorable with a 53% win rate (64 wins and 56 losses), whereas Dong excels on hard courts with the same win percentage (61 wins and 54 losses), suggesting varying strengths depending on the playing surface. Lee struggles on indoor hard courts, recording no wins, while Dong's weakest performances are on clay, where he has won 39% of his matches.

Under pressure, Lee manages to save 47.25% of breakpoints, while Dong is slightly more adept, saving 50.65%, providing valuable insight for in-game betting predictions. In terms of converting breakpoint opportunities, Lee again outpaces Dong, with a conversion rate of 37.71% compared to 32.61%. Considering their performance under pressure and ability to seize breakpoint opportunities, these insights are crucial for live predictions during key match moments.

When examining the quality of opponents faced, Lee has competed against opponents with an average ranking of 370.25, whereas Dong has faced players with an average rank of 336.23, indicating a slightly tougher competition landscape for Dong. In deciding set scenarios over the past year, Lee has succeeded in 48% of cases, while Dong has shown impressive resilience, winning 71% of deciding sets played on tour.

The level of events also matters when comparing their stats and predicting the favorite. Lee primarily competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments with a $10K prize pool, where he has a 50% win rate (29/29), whereas Dong participates mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, winning 57.14% (24/18). The context of these events can significantly influence match predictions. In conclusion, based on the statistics reviewed, Lee seems likely to have an edge, suggesting he could be the favored winner in the upcoming match. However, Dong’s resilience in close matches and experience against higher-ranked opponents should not be underestimated.