Sarah Iliev vs Giulia Morlet Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining the recent performance on second serves reveals that Morlet has secured 35.65% of points in the last six months, slightly edging out Iliev, who stands at 34.67%. Historically, this statistic shows a strong correlation with match outcome predictions, indicating a closer contest between the two players.

The return game statistics present a clearer picture of player performance in recent form. Morlet has won 53.67% of points on their opponent's second serve, while Iliev has managed 50.56%. When it comes to first serve returns, Morlet again leads with 36.04% compared to Iliev's 34.51%. Such figures are useful for predicting who may be favored in upcoming matchups.

Under pressure, Iliev appears to have the upper hand by saving 50.38% of breakpoints compared to Morlet's 32.94%. Moreover, in terms of converting breakpoints, Iliev has succeeded in 49.14% of opportunities, more than Morlet's 42.31%. These stats may prove crucial for in-game betting decisions, particularly when either player faces a breakpoint.

Looking at their career win percentages on different surfaces, Morlet excels on hard courts with a 65% win rate, while their performance drops to 50% on indoor hard courts. Iliev's top performance is also on hard courts, boasting a 60% win rate, but their results diminish to 48% on clay surfaces.

In terms of competition level, Morlet has primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K level in the past year, achieving a 75% win rate. In contrast, Iliev has been active in Challengers/ITF tournaments >$10K, maintaining a 51.72% win rate. The difference in competition levels can significantly impact head-to-head comparisons.

Regarding the quality of opponents, Morlet's average opponent ranking over the past year was 283.88, compared to Illev's 402.07, suggesting tougher competition for Morlet. Additionally, in deciding set scenarios, Morlet has emerged victorious in 60% of such matches over the previous year, whereas Iliev has a 40% success rate.

Considering all these factors, Morlet appears more likely to emerge victorious in this matchup, given their superior overall match win rate, performance against higher-ranked opponents, and past success in deciding sets.