Priscilla Hon vs Maddison Inglis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Inglis has won 41.58% of points on their second serve recently, slightly less than Hon, who has won 42.65%.
• Hon outperforms Inglis on return games, winning 52.04% of opponents' second serves to Inglis' 47.9%, and 32.65% of first serves compared to Inglis' 28.87%.
• When under pressure, Hon saved 51.91% of breakpoints while Inglis saved 47.53%, indicating Hon's stronger mental resilience in crucial moments.
• Over the past year, Inglis has a slightly better match win rate at 63.38% compared to Hon's 61.76%.
• Inglis excels on Hard courts with a 62% win rate, while Hon's best is on Indoor hard courts at 67%. Who might struggle most on an unfamiliar surface like Grass?
• Both players predominantly compete in Challengers/ITF > $10K, with Hon having a higher win percentage at this level (70.73%) compared to Inglis (65.38%).
• In their head-to-head encounters, Inglis leads, having won 2 out of 3 matches and 4 out of 7 sets.
• Their matches are typically lengthy, averaging 2 hours and 40 minutes per match, reflecting their competitive nature.
• Inglis has the edge in tiebreaks, winning 2 out of 3 against Hon.
• Considering the quality of opponents, Inglis has faced slightly tougher competition with an average opponent rank of 271.31, compared to Hon's 286.94.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Hon has a higher winning rate in such situations at 59% versus Inglis' 44%.
• Hon has a higher breakpoint conversion rate recently at 39.92%, which could be decisive during the match's key moments.

Editorial Prediction (June 8, 2025, UTC):

Maddison Inglis and Hon put on tightly matched performances, with Inglis holding a narrow lead in their head-to-head record.

Hon, however, demonstrates greater efficiency in return games and pressure handling, reflected in her higher breakpoint save and conversion rates.

While Inglis has faced tougher opponents on average and leads in tiebreaks, Hon's superior record in deciding sets gives her a slight edge.

Both players perform well on their preferred surfaces, though Hon's advantage on Indoor hard and versatility could be pivotal.

In this upcoming encounter, while Inglis' past performance suggests strength, Hon's well-rounded edge in current form and adaptability may tip the scales in her favor.

Based on these stats, Hon is the more likely winner of this match.