Sara Bejlek vs Simona Waltert Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the past year, Bejlek has secured victories in 64.58% of her matches, boasting a win/loss record of 31/17. In contrast, Waltert has amassed a win percentage of 57.58%, with a record of 38/28. This statistical overview provides a foundational head-to-head prediction between the two players.

When evaluating second serve performance in recent months, Bejlek has achieved a success rate of 37.25%, while Waltert edges slightly ahead with 38.63%. This subtle edge is crucial, given the strong correlation this metric has with match outcomes. Further, examining return game statistics, Bejlek has claimed 47.5% of her opponents' second serve points, compared to Waltert's more aggressive 51.14% return rate. However, Bejlek has a superior first serve return percentage of 36.54% against Waltert's 30.75%, which may favor her in this matchup.

Analyzing the players under pressure, Bejlek has successfully saved 47.47% of breakpoints, with Waltert slightly outperforming her at 50.68%. This constitutes a critical statistic for making in-game betting predictions. Additionally, in converting breakpoint opportunities, Bejlek impressively leads with a conversion rate of 47.71%, compared to 39.25% for Waltert, providing an edge in decisive moments.

Considering surface preferences, Bejlek has shown exceptional performance on clay, winning 71% of her career matches (103/42), while she struggles on grass with a 20% win rate (1/4). Waltert, on the other hand, excels on indoor hard courts with a 63% win record (56/33) and has a modest 47% on grass (7/8). Such surface-specific records could impact their potential outcomes on different terrains.

Regarding the level at which they have competed, Bejlek has primarily participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments exceeding $10K, clinching 67.86% of her matches (19/9), whereas Waltert has competed at a similar level, winning 58.33% of matches (28/20). The relative level of competition faced can be an influencing factor in predicting a favorite.

In facing higher-caliber opponents, Bejlek has averaged competing against players ranked 196, a more challenging field compared to Waltert's average opponent ranking of 240.7. Notably, if this match extends to a deciding set, Bejlek has a compelling 60% win record in such scenarios over the past year, overshadowing Waltert's 45% success rate.

Taking an analytical view considering all statistics, Bejlek demonstrates a slight upper hand, especially in pressure situations and point conversion metrics. These advantages project her as the probable winner of the upcoming match.