Lloyd Harris vs Zizou Bergs Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Which player has performed better on their second serve recently? Bergs has won 46.41% of points on their second serve, outperforming Harris who has won 38.88%.
• In return games, both players are close in performance, with Bergs winning 44.27% of their opponent's second serve points and Harris slightly ahead at 44.91%.
• When returning first serves, Harris also has a slight edge, winning 26.07% of points compared to Bergs' 24.61%.
• Facing breakpoints, Bergs saves 57.33% while Harris manages to save 50.97%, giving Bergs a slight advantage under pressure.
• Over the past year, Bergs has had a stronger performance, winning 56.06% of matches compared to Harris' 42.86%.
• Bergs excels on grass courts with a 66% win rate, but Harris has the best record on hard courts with 71% wins.
• Bergs competes more often on the Main tour with a 63.41% win rate, whereas Harris plays primarily in Challenger/ITF tournaments, winning 45.45%.
• Harris leads their head-to-head record, with one win against Bergs in their only match, including two sets won to none.
• In tiebreakers, Harris also has the advantage, winning the only tiebreak played between them.
• Who faces tougher competition? Bergs typically plays against higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 101, compared to Harris' 143.38.
• Interestingly, Harris has a higher deciding set win rate over the last 12 months at 67%, compared to Bergs' 56%.
• Bergs converts more breakpoints at 31.67% versus Harris' 25.23%, a key statistic for match turning points.

Editorial Prediction (June 30, 2025, UTC):

Given Bergs' recent edge in second serve performance and ability to handle pressure by saving more breakpoints, it seems likely that these factors could play crucial roles in the upcoming match against Harris.

Despite Harris having the upper hand in their previous head-to-head encounter, Bergs' consistent performance on the Main tour and better overall match win rate suggest a growing competitiveness.

While Harris has performed well on hard courts and in deciding sets, and their slight advantage in return games cannot be discounted, Bergs' superior consistency across various performance metrics tips the scale in his favor.

Considering all these factors, Bergs appears to be positioned as the probable winner for this upcoming tennis match.