Leolia Jeanjean vs Naomi Osaka Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of second serve performance over the past six months, Jeanjean has secured 41.79% of points on their second serve, slightly trailing Osaka who has won 45.95%. This statistic often has a strong correlation with predicting match outcomes. When under pressure, Jeanjean has saved 52.25% of breakpoints in recent form, while Osaka has a slightly better breakpoint save rate of 57.45%—an important statistic for in-game betting predictions.

Analyzing return game stats in recent form, Jeanjean has prevailed in 48.71% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Osaka's 47.22%. For first serve returns, Jeanjean outshines Osaka with 32.32% to 27.61%. This valuable information aids in identifying the favored player in this head-to-head matchup. Evaluating their overall performance over the last year, Jeanjean has a win rate of 67.82% (W/L 59/28), compared to Osaka's 62.5% (W/L 25/15), giving us a comprehensive head-to-head prediction overview.

Regarding their best surfaces, both Jeanjean and Osaka excel on Hard courts, with Jeanjean having a win percentage of 68% (W/L 73/35) and Osaka 66% (W/L 218/110). Their performance is lower on Grass, with Jeanjean at 50% (W/L 4/4) and Osaka at 55% (W/L 21/17). When considering player levels, Jeanjean mostly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K in the last year, boasting a 69.57% win rate (W/L 48/21), while Osaka competed in the Masters series with a 61.11% win rate (W/L 11/7). The event level they participated in is a crucial factor when comparing their stats.

Examining opponent quality over the last year, Jeanjean has faced opponents with an average rank of 259.32, whereas Osaka's opponents had an average rank of 69.7. This suggests a significant difference in the level of competition they've faced. If the upcoming match extends to a deciding set, Jeanjean has a historical win rate of 61% in such scenarios over the past year, slightly higher than Osaka's 59%. Current event statistics could reveal further insights if the players have participated in the event beforehand.

Jeanjean's breakpoint conversion rate is 43.17% in recent matches, contrasted with Osaka's 30.91%, offering a critical metric for in-play betting insights when breakpoint opportunities arise. Taking all these statistics into account, Jeanjean emerges as the likely favorite to win based on their recent performance data and playing surfaces preference.