Harmony Tan vs Eva Vedder Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the upcoming tennis match between Vedder and Tan, several key statistics provide insight into their current performance and potential outcomes. Vedder has demonstrated marginally better performance on their second serve over the past six months, winning 42.77% of those points compared to Tan's 41.31%. This slight edge could be significant, as there is a strong correlation between second serve success and match predictions.

The players' return game stats further contribute to the prediction landscape. Vedder has excelled in winning 48.37% of points on their opponent's second serve, closely followed by Tan at 48.25%. In terms of returning first serves, Vedder again outperforms, securing 31.13% against Tan’s 28%. These statistics suggest a slight advantage for Vedder in breaking their opponent's serve.

Under pressure, Vedder has also shown greater resilience, saving 48.99% of breakpoints compared to Tan’s 44.92%. This skill is particularly important for in-game betting predictions. Furthermore, Vedder's conversion rate of breakpoint opportunities stands at 42.29%, surpassing Tan's 32.95%, providing an insight into their ability to capitalize on crucial moments.

Examining the players' overall performance in the past year, Vedder has won 61.33% of their matches, while Tan has achieved a 58.73% win rate. This indicates a reasonably close contest, with Vedder having a slight edge. Notably, both players have predominantly competed in the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K level, with Vedder winning 61.9% and Tan 60.34% of those matches.

Surface preferences also play a role in determining potential outcomes. Vedder’s best performance has been on Hard courts, with a win percentage of 59%, whereas Tan excels on Grass, winning 68% of matches. If the match were to go into a deciding set, Tan holds a stronger record, claiming victory in 65% of such instances, compared to Vedder’s 52%.

In terms of the opposition faced, Vedder has competed against players with an average rank of 348.99, while Tan’s opponents have an average rank of 373.44 over the last year. This suggests a higher level of competition faced by Vedder, providing a more robust measure of their capabilities.

Based on these comprehensive statistics, Vedder appears to have a subtle advantage in this matchup, with strengths in second serve points, return games, break point resilience, and slightly tougher opponent quality faced over the year. Thus, Vedder is statistically favored to win the upcoming match against Tan.