Petra Martic vs Sloane Stephens Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Second serve performance has its own distinct significance in match dynamics. In the past six months, Martic has achieved a 44.28% success rate when winning points on her second serve, while Stephens stands slightly lower at 42.65%. These figures can be compelling indicators when predicting match outcomes.

In terms of return game statistics, Martic has shown superior performance, with a 53.29% success rate in winning her opponent's second serve points. Stephens is not far behind with 49.36%. When it comes to first serve returns, Martic again leads with 36.23% compared to Stephens' 30.2%, indicating a potential edge for Martic in this aspect. This information is useful in head-to-head comparisons to discern the favored player.

Analyzing player performance when under pressure reveals that Martic has saved 55.75% of breakpoints during recent play, while Stephens trails closely with a 50.82% save rate. This statistic is often instrumental in in-game betting predictions, highlighting Martic's resilience.

Overall performance in matches over the last year shows Martic winning 48.89% of matches (Wins/Losses: 22/23), whereas Stephens holds a 42.86% win rate (Wins/Losses: 15/20). This paints a broader picture of their recent competitive form.

Both players have their best career win percentages on clay, boasting a 63% success rate, though their performances vary on other surfaces. Martic's poorest surface record is on hard courts, with a 52% win rate (W/L 174/158), paralleling Stephens' weakest surface, which is indoor hard courts, also at 52% (W/L 15/14).

Evaluating their activity on the Main tour over the past year, Martic comes out on top with a 54.55% win rate (W/L 12/10), while Stephens recorded 47.37% (W/L 9/10). Such insights can be instrumental when comparing their performances relative to the level of events at which they've competed.

Direct head-to-head encounters reveal Stephens' dominance with three wins in three matches against Martic, capturing six of the seven sets played. Their last meeting at the Mutua Madrid Open on May 9, 2019, ended with Stephens clinching a 6-4, 6-3 victory on clay.

The average duration of their past meetings is around 1 hour and 41 minutes and 16 seconds, offering a glimpse into the competitive nature of their encounters. When matches have gone the distance to a deciding set, Stephens has maintained a slight edge, winning 57% as opposed to Martic's 56% in similar situations over the last year.

Evaluating performance against competition, Martic faced opponents with an average rank of 133.44, while Stephens was up against an average opponent rank of 94.4 in the past year. This difference might reflect on the quality of competition each has faced.

Break point conversion stats favor Stephens, who has converted 55.56% of her chances, compared to Martic's 47.56%. This efficiency could be crucial in determining live betting odds during the match.

Considering all the statistical subsets and their head-to-head history, Stephens appears to hold the advantage going into the upcoming match.