Hanna Chang vs Varvara Lepchenko Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing both players' second serve performance over the last six months, Chang has won 41.69% of points on their second serve, whereas Lepchenko has slightly outperformed with a win rate of 44.32%. This metric often correlates highly with match predictions, providing insight into potential outcomes.

In terms of return game efficiency, Chang excels by winning 51.57% of opponent's second serve points in recent months, compared to Lepchenko's 45.86%. The first serve return statistics are also telling, with Chang winning 30.2% and Lepchenko slightly ahead with 31.27%. These figures serve as a strong indicator of who might hold an edge in their upcoming head-to-head matchup.

The ability to withstand pressure situations has seen Lepchenko saving 50.29% of breakpoints, slightly more effective than Chang's 48.59%. Such statistics are noteworthy for those considering in-game betting predictions. Over the past year, Lepchenko boasts a match-winning percentage of 60% (W/L 51/34), marginally superior to Chang's 57.53% (W/L 42/31), which offers a broader head-to-head prediction context.

Considering their best-performing surfaces, Chang has had the most success on Hard courts, winning 61% of matches (W/L 261/170), whereas Lepchenko excels on Clay with a 58% win rate (W/L 177/126). Both players have shown their weakest performances on Grass surfaces, with Chang at 33% (W/L 1/2) and Lepchenko at 39% (W/L 24/37).

When examining the level of play, last year saw Chang competing primarily in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, achieving a 61.54% win rate (W/L 40/25). In contrast, Lepchenko participated in a similar level of tournaments, with a 60% win rate (W/L 33/22). While player match level can impact predictions, it must be noted that they have faced opponents of differing average ranks over the past year - Chang against players ranked 342.7, and Lepchenko against those ranked 230.31.

Their head-to-head history reveals three previous encounters, where Lepchenko has emerged victorious twice compared to Chang’s single win. The most recent match at the Australian Open saw Lepchenko winning convincingly, 6-1, 6-3. In matches that went to a deciding set, Chang has won 65% in the past 12 months compared to Lepchenko’s 50%, adding another layer to potential outcome predictions if the match extends.

Finally, considering breakpoint opportunities, Chang has converted 38.67% of breakpoints recently, showcasing a slight edge over Lepchenko, who has converted 32.79%. This is crucial for live betting tips when observing breakpoint opportunities during the match. Overall, with these statistics in mind, Lepchenko appears to have a slight advantage and is predicted to win the match based on recent performance data and head-to-head record.