Mia Ristic vs Sophie Chang Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the current form of both players, Ristic has demonstrated a second serve success rate of 35.45% in the last six months, while Chang slightly edges ahead with 37.06%. This metric is crucial for accurate match predictions. Ristic has a breakpoint conversion rate of 43.18%, whereas Chang is close behind at 40.44%, which provides a key insight into live betting opportunities.

Turning attention to return game performance, Ristic has outperformed by claiming 49.58% of his opponent's second serve points, with Chang leading a bit further at 52.9%. For first serve returns, Ristic's winning percentage stands at 30.01%, compared to Chang's 31.54%. These figures play a significant role in determining the favorite in head-to-head matchups.

Examining their ability under pressure, Ristic has saved 47.89% of breakpoints lately, marginally better than Chang's 43.45%, a statistic vital for real-time betting predictions. Overall match performance from the past year shows Ristic achieving a match win rate of 50.82% (W/L 31/30), and Chang slightly ahead at 51.52% (W/L 34/32), outlining a close contest.

Surface preference also plays a crucial role. Ristic excels on Hard courts with a career win rate of 68% (W/L 13/6), while Chang performs best on Clay, holding a 54% success rate (W/L 126/106). Conversely, Ristic's least successful surface is Indoor Hard at 45% (W/L 10/12), with Chang struggling on Grass, where his win rate plummets to 27% (W/L 3/8).

When considering player level and experience across competitions, Ristic has primarily competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K in the past year, achieving a 50% win rate (W/L 26/26). Meanwhile, Chang's performance in the same category stands at 54.24% (W/L 32/27). Notably, during the same period, Ristic faced opponents with an average ranking of 352.51, compared to Chang who faced slightly higher-ranked opponents at 370.2.

If the match ventures into a deciding set, Chang shows considerable promise with a 56% win rate in the last 12 months, compared to Ristic's 33%. Given these statistics, Chang appears better equipped for a potential victory in this matchup, exhibiting slightly superior metrics across several pivotal areas. Therefore, based on current form and diverse performance indicators, Chang is anticipated to emerge as the winner of this confrontation.