Hanna Chang vs Salma Ewing Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Ewing has been slightly more effective on their second serve over the last six months, winning 40.83% of points compared to Chang's 39.52%. Could this small advantage impact match outcomes? It certainly can play a role.
• In the return game, Ewing has a marginal edge against second serves with a 49.8% success rate, as opposed to Chang's 49.79%. Interestingly, Chang outperforms Ewing in returning first serves, with 34.28% to 33.75%.
• Both players are quite close when it comes to saving breakpoints under pressure: Ewing saves 45.74%, while Chang saves 45.41%. Will this difference be decisive in a close match?
• Over the past year, Ewing has a winning percentage of 52.17%, slightly higher than Chang’s 44.83% win rate. This suggests Ewing might enter the match as the statistical favorite.
• Ewing and Chang excel on hard courts with a career win rate of 60% each. Would their expertise on this surface influence the match’s outcome?
• Competitively, Ewing has been performing slightly better at the Challengers/ITF level with a 51.28% win rate compared to Chang's 47.83%.
• Ewing has historically dominated their head-to-head encounters, winning the only match they’ve played, which was on a hard surface, with two sets to zero.
• In terms of opponent ranking, Chang has faced slightly higher-ranked competitors, with an average rank of 277.9, compared to Ewing's 371.65. Will this experience with tougher opponents aid Chang?
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Chang has a superior record, winning 44% of outings, as compared to Ewing’s 33% over the past year.
• When it comes to breaking serve, Ewing converts 38.64% of break points, surpassing Chang’s 35.68%. Could this be the clinching factor during critical moments?

Editorial Prediction (August 14, 2025, UTC):

As we look forward to the upcoming tennis match between Ewing and Chang, their recent performance indicates a close contest. Both players have shown similar proficiency in several aspects, particularly on hard courts, which is their preferred surface.

While Ewing has the edge in second serve performance and return games against second serves, along with a slightly higher winning percentage over the last year, Chang's experience against tougher competition and superior record in deciding sets cannot be overlooked.

In their previous encounter, Ewing emerged victorious, displaying strong form. Considering these factors and Ewing's edge in crucial statistical areas, Ewing seems the likely candidate to win the upcoming match.