Xinyu Gao vs Anastasiia Gureva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining second serve performance over the past six months, Gureva has captured 35.49% of points on her second serve, whereas Gao has achieved a higher rate of 40.97%. These figures display a significant correlation with match prediction precision, influencing insights into which player might have the upper hand.

Assessing the return game statistics, Gureva has consistently won 53.69% of her opponent’s second serve points, surpassing Gao, who has secured 49.58% in the same category. First serve return performance further distinguishes them, with Gureva winning 36.43% and Gao 34.77%, a metric that also heavily correlates with forecasting outcomes in this head-to-head matchup.

When under pressure, Gureva exhibits a higher breakpoint save rate, with 45.49% saved compared to Gao's 42.67%, which is a valuable indicator for in-play betting strategies. Regarding overall match performance in the past year, Gureva has a win rate of 50% (28 wins and 28 losses), while Gao boasts a more impressive 62.07% (36 wins and 22 losses), giving her an edge in an overall head-to-head prediction analysis.

Focusing on surface preferences, Gureva is most successful on hard courts with a 66% win rate, while her least successful surface is clay, where she secures 55% (W/L 28/23). On the contrary, Gao excels on clay, winning 68% of her matches (W/L 34/16), but has yet to claim a victory on grass, holding a 0% record.

Analyzing the level of competition, in tournaments over $10K, Gureva has won 48.94% of her matches (W/L 23/24), whereas Gao has excelled with a 69.23% win rate (W/L 27/12). The context of these statistics remains crucial, highlighting the relative strength of their performance based on the tournament level. In direct encounters, Gao leads with one win, leaving Gureva winless in their head-to-heads, having played only one match culminating in Gao's 6-3 7-6(2) victory in Shenzhen.

Their past singular meeting averaged a match length of 1 hour and 48 minutes. Even in extreme pressure situations, like tiebreakers, Gao emerges victorious, having won the only tiebreak they've played. In all match settings over the last year, Gao competes against higher-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 236.4 compared to Gureva's 403.29. Furthermore, if a match extends to a deciding set, Gao outperforms Gureva with a 58% success rate, whilst Gureva maintains a 50% win rate.

Considering breakpoint conversion rates as a deciding factor, Gureva outpaces Gao, converting 42.72% of her opportunities against Gao's 38.6%. This statistic can be pivotal for in-game betting decisions. Evaluating these comprehensive statistics, Gao emerges as the likely victor in their upcoming match, given her superior performance metrics across several critical aspects.