Leyre Romero Gormaz vs Tara Wuerth Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The players' recent second-serve performance is remarkably close, with Wuerth slightly leading by winning 39.64% of points compared to Gormaz's 39.13%. These figures are crucial for predicting match outcomes, as they have a high correlation with match prediction accuracy. Comparatively, in return games, Gormaz has taken 48.44% of their opponent's second-serve points, while Wuerth has slightly edged out with 48.61%. However, Gormaz tends to perform better on first-serve returns, capturing 36.74% of points, compared to Wuerth’s 32.04%.

Both players have shown consistency in saving breakpoints under pressure. Wuerth has managed to save 51.88% of breakpoints, while Gormaz has achieved a slightly lower rate of 47.88%. When breaking down their performance over the past year, Gormaz has a winning percentage of 60% (W/L 48/32), and Wuerth has achieved a 61.82% win rate (W/L 34/21). The choice of surface plays a significant role, as both players have their best performances on clay; Gormaz with a 61% success rate and Wuerth excelling with 69%. However, Gormaz struggles on grass, with an apparent 0% win rate from two matches, while Wuerth has a lower win percentage on indoor hard courts, standing at 42%.

Analyzing their activity level and competitive environment, both players have predominantly participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K over the last year. Gormaz boasts a 64.71% winning rate (W/L 44/24), slightly surpassing Wuerth's 62.75% (W/L 32/19). Gormaz has faced opponents with an average ranking of 288.5, which is marginally more challenging compared to Wuerth's opponents with an average ranking of 302.55. In terms of deciding set performance, Wuerth again has the upper hand, winning 64% of such situations, compared to Gormaz's 55% win rate.

While recent form and career statistics are essential, current event stats may further indicate which player is in better form. Gormaz has shown a superior ability to convert break points at 43.42% compared to Wuerth's 36.43%, a detail that can be particularly useful for making in-game predictions. Overall, when examining these statistics, the edge might lean towards Wuerth, particularly considering their consistency across various metrics, including pressure situations and deciding sets. Thus, based on the data, Wuerth seems favored to win in this matchup.