Valeriya Yushchenko vs Ophelie Boullay Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance favors Ophelie Boullay, securing 39.49% of points compared to Valeriya Yushchenko's 36.16%. How important is this stat? It strongly correlates with match prediction accuracy.
• In return games, Boullay surpasses Yushchenko by winning 53.41% of opponents’ second serve points, while Yushchenko captures 48.02%. Does Boullay also edge out Yushchenko on first serves? Surprisingly, Yushchenko slightly outperforms with 35.52% over Boullay’s 34.70%.
• Under pressure, Yushchenko has a slight advantage, saving 50.90% of breakpoints compared to Boullay’s 47.90%, which might be key for in-game predictions.
• Yearly performance shows both players with high win rates; Boullay's 76.92% slightly ahead of Yushchenko's 74.29%.
• Yushchenko excels on Clay courts, winning at 74%, whereas Boullay's top surface is Hard courts, also at 74%. Could their worst performances on Indoor hard affect the outcome? Both have weaker records there.
• At the Futures/ITF $10K level, Boullay shines with an 88.89% win rate, surpassing Yushchenko's 71.88%.
• Opponent quality analysis shows Yushchenko facing slightly tougher opponents, with an average rank of 400.94 versus Boullay's 419.77.
• In deciding sets, Yushchenko presents a strong record, taking 67% of matches, overshadowing Boullay’s 50%. Will it go to a decider?
• For current event form, check tournament progress stats as they are crucial for indicating in-form players.

Editorial Prediction (October 29, 2025, UTC):

As we anticipate this upcoming match, the statistics provide a compelling narrative. Ophelie Boullay demonstrates a slight advantage in recent serve-related stats, notably outperforming Valeriya Yushchenko in second serve points won and return game effectiveness.

While Valeriya Yushchenko shows resilience under pressure with a marginally better breakpoint save percentage, Ophelie Boullay’s stellar performance record at Futures/ITF events speaks to her ability to thrive at similar competition levels.

Considering both players' strengths on different surfaces, Yushchenko's prowess on Clay and Boullay's competency on Hard courts will be less influential if the match takes place on their weaker surface, Indoor hard, where both have shown vulnerabilities.

Taking all factors into account, including the current form and under-pressure statistics, Ophelie Boullay seems to hold a slim edge. Therefore, the prediction tilts in favor of Ophelie Boullay as the likely winner of this encounter.