Maelle Leclercq vs Karine Marion Job Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the realm of second serve performance, Job has maintained a success rate of 41.18% over the past six months, surpassing Leclercq's 40%. This particular statistic holds a notable influence on accurately predicting match outcomes.

When examining return game statistics, recent data indicates that Job has won 61.54% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Leclercq’s 54.39%. Additionally, Job has achieved a first serve return success rate of 33.33%, outscoring Leclercq’s 28.09%. These statistics are crucial in foretelling who might have the upper hand in direct encounters.

Evaluating performances under pressure, Job has managed to save 42.86% of breakpoints, while Leclercq has outperformed by saving 55.56%. This metric can be especially valuable for in-game betting forecasts. Over the course of the last year, Job has maintained an unblemished record of 100% wins (W/L 1/0), whereas Leclercq has secured victories in 60.61% of their matches (W/L 20/13), offering a comprehensive head-to-head perspective.

Focusing on surface adaptability, Job’s proficiency on Hard courts is demonstrated by a 59% career win rate (W/L 27/19), but clay poses more challenges with a 33% success rate (W/L 2/4). In contrast, Leclercq boasts the highest career win rate on Hard surfaces at 67% (W/L 22/11), while exhibiting a reduced rate of 22% on Indoor Hard (W/L 2/7).

Regarding player level, Job has mostly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K in the last year, winning all matches (W/L 1/0). Meanwhile, Leclercq has participated extensively at the same tournament level, achieving a 65.38% victory rate (W/L 17/9). Such performance metrics are often relative to the event level each player has faced.

In terms of opponent caliber, Job has faced competitors with an average rank of 0 over the past year, unlike Leclercq, whose opponents held an average rank of 245.88. During matches demanding a deciding set, Job has emerged victorious in 100% of such scenarios, as opposed to Leclercq’s 67% success rate.

Turning attention to break point conversions, recent success rates show Job excels with a perfect conversion rate of 100%, while Leclercq has converted 41.67% of opportunities. This insight can be quite revealing for live bets when break points present themselves during a match.

Considering these comprehensive statistics, Job displays promising predictors across various metrics, suggesting they might have a slight edge in the upcoming contest against Leclercq.