Lizette Cabrera vs Yeon Woo Ku Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the upcoming match between Cabrera and Ku, several statistics shed light on the likely outcome. Over the past six months, Ku has shown a slight advantage on second serve points, winning 40.03% compared to Cabrera's 36.79%. This is an insightful metric, as a strong performance on the second serve often correlates with match prediction accuracy.

In return games, Cabrera has an edge, having claimed 51.76% of points on opponents' second serves, while Ku trails slightly at 49.12%. This trend continues with first-serve returns, where Ku has achieved 39.24%, surpassing Cabrera's 34.82%. These figures are significant in forecasting who might dominate in head-to-head encounters.

Under pressure, both players exhibit similar resilience, with Cabrera saving 47.14% of breakpoints and Ku saving 48.21%, a valuable statistic for those interested in in-game betting dynamics. Moreover, Cabrera leads their direct head-to-head competition, having won their sole previous encounter in straight sets.

Examining overall performance, Ku has a slightly higher match win percentage over the last year, winning 59.02% compared to Cabrera’s 56.58%. However, surface performance reveals varying strengths: Cabrera excels most on hard courts, with a winning percentage of 55%, while Ku demonstrates superiority on indoor hard surfaces with a 69% win rate. Despite Ku's prowess on indoor hard courts, their considerable hard surface record stands at 61%.

Further dissecting their play level, both have predominantly competed at the Challengers/ITF level, albeit Ku holds a marginal advantage in win percentage in these tournaments. Additionally, Cabrera has faced opponents with a slightly higher average rank than Ku over the past year, an indication of the competitive field they have encountered.

Head-to-head statistics illuminate Cabrera's upper hand, winning their previous match in 1 hour and 41 minutes without facing tie-break pressure. This historical performance, coupled with Cabrera's superior breakpoint conversion rate of 45.83%, positions her as the favorite in high-pressure match scenarios.

While Ku holds a minor advantage in deciding set performance, winning 43% as opposed to Cabrera's 40%, the comprehensive analysis hints at Cabrera's knack for navigating key moments and past experiences for competitive dominance. Taken together, these facets forecast Cabrera, capitalizing on her return game, historical head-to-head success, and breakpoint conversion efficiency, to potentially emerge victorious in the match.