Katarina Jokic vs Maya Iyengar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In evaluating the second serve performance over the past six months, Jokic secures 42.72% of points, while Iyengar follows with 36.18%. This metric often correlates significantly with the accuracy of match predictions, underscoring its value in determining likely outcomes.

Analyzing return game stats, Jokic displays a current form with a win rate of 51.28% on second serve return points from opponents, slightly ahead of Iyengar's 50%. On the first serve return front, Jokic leads with 36.6%, compared to Iyengar's 33.99%. This data provides a strong basis for identifying favorites in head-to-head matchups.

When under pressure, Iyengar shows an edge by saving 51.79% of breakpoints, outpacing Jokic's 47.5%. Such statistics are particularly pertinent for in-game betting, offering insight into the players' composure during critical moments.

Through a performance overview from the past year, Iyengar boasts a 55% match win rate (W/L 11/9), surpassing Jokic's 44.44% (W/L 4/5). This provides a broader perspective when considering head-to-head predictions.

On specific surfaces, both players excel on clay, with Jokic achieving a 65% career win rate (W/L 71/38) and Iyengar slightly edging out with 67% (W/L 4/2). However, on their least favored surfaces, Jokic's win rate drops to 46% on indoor hard courts (W/L 11/13), while Iyengar maintains 50% on hard courts (W/L 7/7).

Considering player levels, in the past year, Jokic has competed predominantly in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, capturing 40% of his matches (W/L 2/3). Conversely, Iyengar holds a better record at the same level, winning 54.55% (W/L 6/5), providing context relative to the competitive tier they both frequent.

When assessing opponent quality, Jokic’s recent opponents have an average rank of 270.89, tougher than Iyengar's opponents with an average rank of 357.45, indicating Jokic has faced stiffer competition.

For deciding set performance over the last year, Iyengar again shows superiority with a 60% win rate, while Jokic claims victory in 33% of such sets. This statistic offers a crucial angle for those focusing on live match predictions and betting.

Recent form shows Iyengar converting 42.86% of break point opportunities, compared to Jokic's 36.67%, a crucial metric for in-game live betting strategies when either player is facing break point scenarios.

Taking all these statistical insights into account, Iyengar appears to have a marginal edge over Jokic in this upcoming match. Key metrics such as performance under pressure, breakup conversion rates, and overall win rates suggest that Iyengar might emerge as the favorite to win.