Greetje Minnen vs Yue Yuan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing second serve performance in recent months, Minnen has secured 41.25% of points, closely followed by Yuan at 42.4%. This serves as a critical predictive factor for tennis matches. Furthermore, return game statistics highlight Minnen’s effectiveness, winning 51.51% of their opponent’s second serve points, and outperforming Yuan, who has won 49.36% in similar situations. Their first serve return stats closely follow this pattern, with Minnen at 28.9% and Yuan at 30.8%, further influencing predictions of the head-to-head matchup.

Delving into pressure situations, Yuan has a notable edge, saving 52.94% of breakpoints compared to Minnen’s 43.93%, which is particularly relevant for in-game betting strategies. A broader performance overview over the past year shows Minnen with a 59.02% win rate (36 wins, 25 losses), while Yuan trails with a 41.67% win rate (20 wins, 28 losses), offering an essential view into their head-to-head dynamics.

Examining surface performance, Minnen exhibits a strong career win percentage of 68% on indoor hard courts, yet she struggles more on clay with a 60% win rate. Yuan performs best on indoor hard surfaces, boasting a 71% win rate, while her proficiency declines on grass with a 50% record. This surface-based performance metric is crucial when evaluating potential outcomes during specific tournaments.

In terms of player level, both competitors have extensive experience on the Main Tour over the last year. Minnen boasts a slight advantage, securing 57.69% of matches (15 wins, 11 losses), while Yuan has won 48.15% (13 wins, 14 losses). Such data becomes pivotal when assessing players’ performances at varying competition levels.

Direct head-to-head statistics reveal Yuan’s dominance, having won both encounters against Minnen. Over four sets, Minnen failed to secure any wins, signaling a psychological and strategic edge for Yuan. Their last bout, at the Guangzhou Open, showcased Yuan’s prowess with a straight-set victory. Average match duration between them has been around 1:24:41, providing insights into how encounters typically unfold.

Regarding extreme pressure situations, Yuan has managed to clinch a tiebreak against Minnen, highlighting her resilience under pressure. In deciding sets against all competitors, Minnen edges out with a 53% win rate over the past year compared to Yuan’s 47%. Such statistics could be significant if their match drags into a deciding set.

Lastly, when facing opponents, the quality varies slightly with Minnen encountering players who average a rank of 165.59 compared to Yuan’s opponents who average a rank of 161.98. Yuan’s edge in breakpoint conversion, with a recent rate of 36.5% compared to Minnen’s 30.92%, bolsters her capacity to capitalize on critical points.

While both players demonstrate a strong command of their game, the combined statistics slightly favor Yuan for the upcoming match, particularly given her previous wins when they have met head-to-head.