Oliver Crawford vs Yan Bai Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Get ready for a tennis showdown that's sure to serve up some laughs and volleys of entertainment! In this corner, we have Crawford, the master of the second serve! Over the past six months, Crawford has achieved an impressive 45.14% success rate on their second serve points. Meanwhile, in the other corner, we have Bai, who is not far behind, with a 42.51% success rate when going for their second slice of tennis pie. When it comes to forecasting the match winner, these stats have a knack for hitting the mark.

On the return game front, it's a tale of tit-for-tat. Crawford, who seems to have a nose for sniffing out chances, wins 44.27% of the opponent's second serves. However, Bai is not one to back down, claiming 46.36% of the opponent's servings with aplomb. First serve returns? With Crawford at 27.33% and Bai at a slightly lower 26.92%, it's like they know how to call each other's bluff!

Under pressure, Crawford demonstrates the coolness of a cucumber, saving 57.23% of breakpoints. Bai's mettle is tested but shouldn't be underestimated, with a respectable 50% breakpoint save percentage. This stat could be useful if you're thinking of cheering from the edge of your sofa with in-game predictions!

Taking a stroll through memory lane, over the past year, Crawford has strutted around with a 66.67% win rate (that's 46 wins to 23 losses, for those counting). Bai, on the other hand, is pacing stronger with a saucy 72.22% win rate (52 wins to 20 losses). With those numbers strummed, it seems like Bai's game is hitting a high note!

And who knew surfaces could be so finicky? Crawford apparently does their best work on the Hard courts, winning a heavyweight 70% of the time. Grass? Oh dear, better bring a lawn chair – Crawford's win rate there stands at an embarrassing 0%. Bai, meanwhile, shines on Indoor Hard with a cozy 66% victory rate, but finds themselves at a coin flip 50% on Grass.

When it comes to whom they've been squaring off against, Crawford has been facing rivals averaging a rank of 428, while Bai’s been grappling with the 356.07 ranking squad—basically, more challenging foes.

If this tennis charade reaches a nail-biting deciding set, fear not! Crawford is your comeback hero, winning 63% of these intense scenarios. Bai counters with a close 64%, which means they're both well-versed in the art of clinching the final battle!

And now, the moment we’ve all been waiting for: drumroll, please… based on these stats, our prediction points to Bai emerging as the one to trade rackets with fame and victory at the end of this volley-filled match. Popcorn anyone?