Jessie Aney vs Lea Ma Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Serving up some delightful banter, let's sashay our way into the amusing world of second serves, where Aney and Ma have been charming the tennis balls right out of their opponents' hands. In the last six months, Aney twirled their racket to a jolly 33.16% success on second serves. Meanwhile, Ma managed to add a sprinkle of pizzazz, scaring 37.25% of their second serve points into submission! This quirky stat loves to tag along with match predictions, whispering secrets in the ears of betting fans everywhere.

Now, let's tiptoe into the return game stats—a delightful arena of pure tennis sass. Recently, Aney has been busily catching 49.22% of their opponents' second serve points like they're collecting trophies. Ma, not to be outdone, played a cheeky game, capturing 44.83% of theirs. As for the big, bad first serves, Aney shines with a playful 35.03%, while Ma playfully intimidates them with a charming 29.88%. These stats cheekily tell us who's sporting the favorite's cloak in this tête-à-tête.

Under pressure? Aney, acting cool as a cucumber, has gracefully eluded 43.16% of breakpoints. Ma, perhaps with a wink and an elaborate spin, boasts a dandy 51.01% in the same hot seats—a stat as handy as a pocket square for in-game punters. Speaking of performances, Aney has confidently split their matches, winning exactly 50% (a clearly misunderstood amorphous!) over the last year. Ma, with the gleam of a superstar, strutted to a fabulous 66.67%.

Surface-wise, Aney's inner peacock gleams on I.hard courts, where a grand 68% of matches ruffled no feathers. Rather awkwardly, Aney's grace is less pronounced on Hard surfaces, twirling at 53%. On the flip side, Ma's forte is also the I.hard with a positively delightful win streak of 64%, but on Clay courts, they pull off a charming summer dance with a 62% victory rate. Player levels also play a huge drumroll, with Aney prancing through Challengers/ITF tournaments with a 42.31% success parade, while Ma dazzles at 66.67%.

Quality? Oh, darling! Aney mingles with opponents flaunting an average rank of 351.44, as Ma mocksously bows with opponents ranked at an average of 374.87. But, should this razzle-dazzle affair reach a deciding set (drama!), Aney quietens with a mere 21% win rate. Ma, on the other hand, twirls to 57%, perhaps with a confetti shower and celebratory fanfare.

When break points flutter past, Aney jingles a 41.82% conversion fanfare, while Ma hosts a petite soirée with 41.18%. To wrap up this glossy Tennis Times review, based on these flamboyant numbers, expect Ma to sashay to victory, with a triumphant pirouette and lots of fan applause!