Jo-Yee Chan vs Gabriella Broadfoot Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do these players compare on their second serve performance recently? Broadfoot has won 35.64% of points on his second serve, whereas Chan has a higher success rate at 41.99%.
• When examining return game stats, Chan excels by winning 55.48% of opponents' second serve points compared to Broadfoot's 47.65%. Moreover, Chan outperforms Broadfoot even in first serve returns with rates of 36.92% versus 30.28%.
• Considering under pressure scenarios, Chan has shown slightly better breakpoint saving ability with 51.22%, edging out Broadfoot's 48.1% save rate.
• Over the past year, match performance shows Chan winning 73.33% of matches, while Broadfoot has secured 57.89% victories.
• On hard court surfaces, both players exhibit strong career records, with Broadfoot holding a 72% win rate and Chan marginally better at 73%.
• Analyzing the levels at which they play, Broadfoot primarily competes at the Challengers/ITF < $10K level, achieving a 53.85% win rate. In contrast, Chan plays mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, with a higher 69.23% success rate.
• Opponent quality highlights that Broadfoot’s rivals average a rank of 516.95, while Chan has faced stronger competition with an average opponent rank of 231.47.
• In terms of deciding sets performance, Chan demonstrates resilience by winning 80% of them, whereas Broadfoot has yet to secure a win in such scenarios.
• Chan also leads in breakpoint conversion, securing 45.24% of his opportunities compared to Broadfoot's 38.24% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (August 6, 2025, UTC):

Broadfoot and Chan bring varied strengths to their upcoming match, but recent statistics reveal clear differences in performance.

Chan has demonstrated superior serving and returning capabilities along with a higher match win percentage over the past year. This points to a significant edge in competitive form and pressure handling.

While both have strong records on hard courts, Chan's consistency in matchups against higher-ranked opponents suggests an adaptability that Broadfoot may struggle to counter.

Given these performance patterns and Chan's better track record in deciding sets, he emerges as the likely victor in this match-up.