Maria Lourdes Carle vs Sara Bejlek Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing their recent form, in the last six months, Carle has won 34.49% of points on their second serve, slightly trailing Bejlek who has secured 37.3%. This second serve performance is a crucial predictor in forecasting match outcomes. Moreover, Carle's return game has been formidable; she has won 54.24% of opponents' second serve points recently, outperforming Bejlek who has managed a win rate of 46.96% on first serve returns. The statistics show minimal differences with Carle standing at 38.34% and Bejlek at 36.43%.

Under pressure, Bejlek shows resilience with a breakpoint save percentage of 47.97%, compared to Carle's 44.35%, highlighting Bejlek's potential endurance and mental strength during pivotal match moments. Over the last year, Carle has maintained a win rate of 56.34% from a total of 71 matches, while Bejlek tops this with a 63.83% win rate across 47 encounters. Surface performance also provides insights; both players favor clay courts with Carle having a 67% win rate and Bejlek slightly better at 71%.

Both Carle and Bejlek have primarily participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments exceeding $10K. Carle has a winning percentage of 60% in such events, while Bejlek has a higher rate at 66.67%. In head-to-head encounters, they each hold a singular victory from their two previous matchups, sharing the spoils equally with both claiming two sets apiece. However, Carle secured a decisive win in their last meeting, held on clay, with a commanding 6-1, 6-3 victory.

The quality of their opponents over the past year reveals Carle has faced tougher competitors with an average rank of 179.89 versus Bejlek’s 204.57 ranked opponents. If the match extends to a deciding set, Bejlek has showcased a stronger performance, clinching 60% of such scenarios in the last 12 months, surpassing Carle’s 52%. Neither player has experienced a tiebreak or deciding set in their direct confrontations, but these factors are instrumental in forecasting potential outcomes.

Considering the players' conversion rates of breakpoints, Bejlek holds a significant edge with a 49.64% success rate compared to Carle's 39.16%. This is a telling indicator in close matches, offering a glimpse into predictive betting strategies for live situations. Ultimately, these statistics culminate in a slight favoritism towards Bejlek, courtesy of her superior win rates, pressure resilience, and breakpoint conversion efficiency. Nonetheless, the match promises a closely contested affair with each player's nuances potentially tipping the balance in their favor.