Lizette Cabrera vs Eri Shimizu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the past six months, Shimizu has exhibited an impressive performance on their second serve, winning 46.33% of points. Cabrera, on the other hand, has achieved a slightly lower success rate of 44.69%. It is worth noting the significant correlation between this statistical factor and the accuracy of match predictions.

An analysis of return statistics reveals that Shimizu, in recent form, has triumphed in 50.9% of their opponent's second serve points. In contrast, Cabrera has showcased a higher proficiency, winning 59.92%. Regarding first serve returns, the figures stand at 43.64% and 41.78% respectively. These statistics provide valuable hints in determining the favored player in this highly anticipated H2H matchup.

Examining the ability to handle pressure situations, Shimizu has successfully saved 49.32% of breakpoints in recent matches. Meanwhile, Cabrera has demonstrated a slightly lower saving rate of 48.54%. This particular statistic holds great significance for in-game betting predictions.

Over the course of the past year, Shimizu has secured victory in 55.93% of matches played (33 wins and 26 losses). Cabrera, with a win percentage of 54.79% (40 wins and 33 losses), also boasts a commendable record. These facts contribute to the overall prediction for their head-to-head encounter.

Shimizu has achieved their highest career win rate of 73% on indoor hard courts (11 wins and 4 losses). In contrast, their performance on grass courts has been relatively weaker, with a win rate of 50% (2 wins and 2 losses). Conversely, Cabrera has excelled on hard courts, securing a career win rate of 55% (203 wins and 169 losses). However, their performance on clay courts has been less remarkable, with a win rate of 40% (23 wins and 35 losses).

In the previous year, Shimizu has primarily participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments with prize money above $10K, triumphing in 56.9% of matches (33 wins and 25 losses). Similarly, Cabrera has encountered most of their competition in the same tournament category, winning 55.56% of matches (40 wins and 32 losses). When comparing the players' statistics to predict the favorite, it is essential to consider the relative skill level of the events they have competed in.

Throughout the past 12 months, Shimizu has encountered opponents with an average ranking of 383.24. In comparison, Cabrera has faced players with an average ranking of 345.34. These opponent quality statistics shed light on the level of competition each player has encountered.

In the scenario where this match reaches a deciding set, Shimizu has emerged victorious in 45% of such situations over the past year. Cabrera, on the other hand, has won 35% of all matches that progressed into a deciding set on the tour. These figures hold relevance for live predictions and betting.

While analyzing tennis matches, past player performance plays a significant role in predicting outcomes. Nevertheless, as an event unfolds, it becomes crucial to evaluate current event statistics to gauge the performance of players in form. For the most accurate prediction, it is advisable to review the section below, which contains the current event stats (if applicable). Additionally, the performance of certain players may vary depending on the particular event, a factor that should be taken into account when predicting the outcome.

In recent matches, Shimizu has converted 42.62% of breakpoint opportunities, while Cabrera has capitalized on 49.35% of their chances to break their opponents' serve. This data is highly valuable for in-game live betting tips, particularly when either player is presented with a breakpoint opportunity.