Severine Deppner vs Angeles Rodriguez-Rizo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the recent form based on second serve performance, Rodriguez-Rizo has demonstrated a slightly superior capability, winning 38.81% of their points on second serve compared to Deppner's 37.59%. This particular metric is well-known for its strong predictive value in determining match outcomes. Moving to return game statistics, Rodriguez-Rizo outperforms on their opponent's second serve points won, with a percentage of 54.55%, while Deppner's figure stands at 52.1%. However, Deppner edges ahead in first serve returns, securing 32.5% compared to Rodriguez-Rizo's 25%.

In the sphere of pressure management, Deppner has a marginal advantage in breakpoints saved, with a 38.89% success rate, surpassing Rodriguez-Rizo's 37.93%. These figures are crucial for bettors focusing on in-game dynamics. Considering the performance overview over the past year, Deppner exhibits a stronger track record by winning 41.94% of matches (W/L 13/18), whereas Rodriguez-Rizo has yet to secure a match victory (W/L 0/4). This winning disparity offers a clear perspective in their head-to-head competition.

Assessing performance based on surface preferences, Rodriguez-Rizo shows an inclination towards Hard courts, though without victories (0% win rate, W/L 0/6), while Deppner has recorded a 53% win rate on Hard courts (W/L 16/14), suggesting a significant surface advantage. When adjusted for player level contexts, Deppner, competing mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K category, has a win rate of 50% (W/L 13/13), while Rodriguez-Rizo has not won any matches (W/L 0/4).

With competition experience in mind, the quality of opponents faced reveals that Rodriguez-Rizo competed against opponents with an average rank of 367, whereas Deppner faced slightly tougher opponents with an average rank of 310.97. Examining deciding set performance, Deppner casts a formidable presence, having won 71% of such sets, unlike Rodriguez-Rizo who has yet to win a deciding set in the past year.

When converting breakpoints in recent competitions, Rodriguez-Rizo has been more efficient, converting 42.86% of opportunities, with Deppner close behind at 38.3%. These stats, coupled with Deppner’s overall surface success and superior match win percentage, paint a promising picture for Deppner as the likely victor in the upcoming encounter. Although past event statistics are beneficial, assessing current event performance and adaptability must be factored for an accurate prediction. However, based on the compiled statistics, Deppner stands out as the more likely candidate to secure the win in this match.