Pengyu Lu vs Qian Sun Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to second serve performance in recent form, who edges out the competition? Lu has managed to win 41.08% of points on their second serve over the past six months, while Sun trails slightly with 39%. This particular metric has a strong correlation with predicting match outcomes, underlining its significance.

Let's pivot to the return game stats. These figures can make a big difference in tilting the match in favor of one player over another. Lu's prowess shines through as they have won 45.13% of their opponent's second serve points recently. However, Sun is not far behind, having secured 48.42% in the same category. The numbers for first serve returns tell a different story, with Lu achieving 31.6% and Sun trailing at 28.07%.

In terms of saving crucial breakpoints, Sun narrowly outpaces Lu, saving 51.85% compared to Lu’s 50.3%. Such pressure-handling stats are invaluable for those interested in in-game betting predictions. Shifting our attention to overall performance, over the last year, Lu has a match-win percentage of 50.82% (W/L 31/30), while Sun is slightly behind at 46.15% (W/L 12/14). This provides a bird’s-eye view of their head-to-head prediction outlook.

Surfaces also play a pivotal role in determining who could seize victory. For Lu, hard courts have been favorable, boasting a 53% win rate (W/L 40/35). Conversely, Sun has demonstrated competence on hard surfaces too, winning 52% (W/L 54/49) of their matches there. However, Lu fares poorly on indoor hard surfaces with only a 33% win rate, and Sun has struggled on clay with a 0% win rate.

How have these players performed relative to the competition they face? Lu’s average opponent rank over the last 12 months is 186.25, while Sun has faced a slightly lower-ranked echelon, averaging at 251.88. This factor could influence their head-to-head clashes, where Lu holds a singular victory. Their last showdown saw Lu emerge victorious in the quarterfinals at M 25 Luzhou on hard courts, ending in two straight sets, 6-3, 6-3.

The head-to-head matchups have not seen either player face a tiebreak or engage in a deciding set, which could alter if the match extends to that length. Should the match extend to a deciding set, past records show Lu has secured 42% of such sets over the last 12 months, compared to Sun's 29% success rate in similar scenarios. This could provide an edge for Lu in critical moments.

When breakpoint opportunities arise, conversion rates will be key to watch. Lu has converted 33.9% of their chances recently, compared to Sun's 27.27%. Such stats are crucial for in-game live betting. Given these statistics, if you're placing a bet, put your faith in Lu, who, based on recent performances, holds the upper hand in this intriguing match-up.