Kristina Dmitruk vs Xinxin Yao Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When predicting the outcome of an upcoming tennis match between Dmitruk and Yao, analyzing their statistics provides a comprehensive view. Over the past year, Dmitruk has displayed a strong performance, winning 75.51% of their matches with a win-loss tally of 37-12. In contrast, Yao's record stands at a 59.02% win rate, with a win-loss record of 36-25. These figures give Dmitruk an edge in overall performance.

When it comes to the second serve, Yao has a slight advantage, having won 39.23% of points compared to Dmitruk's 36.7% in the last six months. In return games, Yao has again shown superior performance, winning 53.28% of their opponent's second serve points, while Dmitruk has won 48.44%. Regarding first serves, Yao leads by winning 35.14% compared to Dmitruk’s 33.98%. These return stats are valuable in assessing who might be favored in their head-to-head matchup.

Evaluating performance under pressure also reveals insightful details. Yao has saved 51.3% of breakpoints in recent form, while Dmitruk has saved 43.41%. In terms of breakpoint conversions, Dmitruk excels by converting 51.55% of opportunities against Yao’s conversion rate of 43.75%. These stats indicate Dmitruk’s stronger ability to capitalize on critical points during matches.

In relation to their best playing surfaces, both players show different strengths. Dmitruk shines on hard courts with a career win rate of 73%, whereas Yao's best surface is also hard, with a 66% win rate. However, Dmitruk has struggled on grass, with only a 33% win rate, and Yao has had no success on indoor hard courts. The level of tournaments they've predominantly participated in over the past year shows that both Dmitruk and Yao have mainly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments with prize money over $10K. Dmitruk, however, enjoys a better win rate of 75.51% compared to Yao’s 61.82% in these events.

Considering opponent quality, Dmitruk has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 359.43, while Yao's opponents average a rank of 420.62. In deciding sets, Dmitruk has a marginally higher success rate, winning 54% compared to Yao's 53% across all matches on tour in the past year. While past performance data is crucial, current event statistics can also provide insight into who might be in better form. Therefore, Dmitruk's slight advantages in key statistical areas, such as breakpoint conversion and match-winning percentage, suggest that Dmitruk may be the favorite to win this match.