William Zhang vs Zhan Zheng Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance reveals Zhang wins 29.17% of points, while Zheng shows a stronger 43.55% success rate.
• When returning second serves, Zhang captures 18.52% of points, compared to Zheng's impressive 41.75% rate. What's Zhang's advantage on first serve returns? It's 55%, significantly higher than Zheng's 25%.
• Under pressure, Zheng excels with a 56% breakpoint save statistic, while Zhang struggles, saving 0%.
• Over the past year, Zhang maintains a flawless 100% match win rate, albeit from just three matches, while Zheng has a 45.1% win rate across more games.
• On indoor hard surfaces, Zhang wins 100% of matches, whereas Zheng's strength lies on hard courts with a 52% win rate.
• In the last year, Zhang has competed exclusively in lower-level ITF tournaments, securing victory in all three matches, while Zheng has a higher-level tournament experience yet secures 47.92% of wins.
• What about deciding sets? Zhang holds a perfect record, winning every deciding set, whereas Zheng wins 56%.
• In converting break points, Zhang converts at a rate of 30%, slightly behind Zheng's 33.33%.
• Opponent quality indicates Zhang has faced unranked players recently, in contrast to Zheng's average opponent rank of 144.25.

Editorial Prediction (September 3, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent form, Zheng's superior second serve performance and exceptional return stats provide a marked advantage. Zhang's return game offers strength on the first serve, but it remains one of the few areas exceeding Zheng's effort.

Under match pressure, Zheng's skill in saving break points gives them a reliable edge, while Zhang's inability to save even a single breakpoint in recent form is a critical vulnerability. Although Zhang boasts an immaculate win record recently, the limited match count and lower-tier opponent quality do not parallel Zheng's more rigorous competitive experiences.

Surface-specific performance showcases Zhang's indoor hard court proficiency, though Zheng's strong showing on hard courts can't be ignored. Given the relative strength across vital game aspects and Zheng's broader competitive experience, Zheng appears to hold the upper hand.

Considering the data, Zheng is more likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming match due to stronger overall performance metrics.