Jil Teichmann vs Julia Riera Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Riera demonstrates a stronger showing by winning 43.84% of points, compared to Teichmann's 39.12%. This performance on the second serve is often indicative of who might be favored to win. In terms of return game prowess, Riera yet again holds a slight edge, winning 50.79% of her opponent's second serve points as opposed to Teichmann’s 47.84%. For first serve returns, Riera’s efficiency stands at 34.05%, surpassing Teichmann who is at 33.39%, further supporting the predictive significance of these figures.

When it comes to overall performance over the last year, Teichmann boasts a win percentage of 69.12% with a W/L record of 47/21, whereas Riera has a win rate of 61.67%, recording a W/L of 37/23. Their career surface preferences also mirror each other with Teichmann excelling on clay, holding a 67% win ratio, and struggling on grass with 25%. Riera displays similar clay court prowess with a win ratio of 66%, but does slightly better on grass with a 33% win record.

Under pressure, Teichmann has managed to save 52.21% of breakpoints in recent matchups, surpassing Riera's breakpoint save rate of 48.2%. Conversely, Riera edges out Teichmann in breakpoint conversion with 39.87% conversion success compared to Teichmann's 37.11%. These statistics hold critical importance for in-game and live betting scenarios.

Analyzing their performance levels, Teichmann has mostly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K over the past year, achieving a 72.34% success rate. Riera, playing at the same level, has a slightly lower win rate of 62.16%. The quality of opponents each has faced also provides insight, with Teichmann playing against an average opponent rank of 202.69, compared to Riera's opponents who average a ranking of 248.8.

Considering their head-to-head matchup and overall statistics, Teichmann’s superior match-win rate and deciding set performance, with a 67% success in deciding sets over 12 months, give her a slight edge. Riera’s slightly better recent form in breakpoints and returns suggests a competitive match, but overall, Teichmann appears to be the predicted favorite based on these comprehensive stats.