Meng Yi Chen vs Yanni Liu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In a comparison of second serve performance over the past six months, Chen has topped the charts by winning 42.65% of points on their second serve, while Liu trails with 38.13%. This statistic is a significant predictor of match results. Meanwhile, Liu exhibits prowess in return games by winning 53.74% of their opponent's second serve points, surpassing Chen's 50.8%. First serve return stats are close, with Liu slightly ahead at 37% compared to Chen's 36.63%, providing insight into who may be favored in head-to-head matchups.

An examination of under-pressure situations shows Chen successfully saving 44.9% of breakpoints, ahead of Liu's 38.98%. Such numbers are invaluable for making in-game betting predictions. Over the last year, Chen's win percentage is 46.3% (W/L 25/29), compared to Liu's 40.91% (W/L 18/26), offering a broad perspective on head-to-head predictions. Surface preference plays a role, with Chen excelling on hard courts at a 53% win rate (W/L 62/55), but struggling with an 0% win rate on indoor hard courts (W/L 0/3). Conversely, Liu achieves a 50% win rate on indoor hard courts (W/L 4/4), but underperforms on clay with an 18% win rate (W/L 2/9).

Analyzing player levels, both Chen and Liu have played predominantly in Challengers/ITF tournaments exceeding $10K in the past year. Chen has won 47.06% of such matches (W/L 16/18), and Liu is slightly ahead with 47.83% (W/L 11/12). When it comes to direct confrontations, Chen and Liu have faced each other once, with Liu emerging as the victor. They have contended in three sets, with Chen winning one and Liu two, most recently at the W 35 Huzhou event last year, resulting in a Liu victory.

In high-pressure head-to-head circumstances, they have battled through one tiebreak that went in favor of Chen. However, in deciding sets against all players over the past year, Liu has a better record at 42% compared to Chen's 27%, indicative of Liu's edge should the match reach a deciding set. Opponent quality over the year shows Chen contending against higher-ranked players with an average rank of 367.26 while Liu's opponents averaged 442.07 in rank. This gives Chen a slight edge in competitive exposure.

Regarding break point conversion in recent form, Chen leads with a 43.16% success rate, while Liu stands at 37.04%. This vital statistic is noteworthy for live betting when players have break point opportunities. All these insights align to project Liu as the likely winner, given their superior past head-to-head performance and stronger stats in return games and deciding sets.