Yuriko Miyazaki vs Linda Klimovicova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the past 12 months, detailed statistics reveal a strong level of performance from Klimovicova and Miyazaki, providing an insightful comparison beneficial for predicting the likely outcome of their tennis match. Klimovicova has exhibited a winning match percentage of 71.67% (W/L 43/17), contrasting with Miyazaki's 55.36% (W/L 31/25). This performance overview offers a comprehensive perspective for head-to-head match predictions.

Both players demonstrate varying levels of surface proficiency, with Klimovicova achieving her career-best win percentage of 72% (W/L 64/25) on Hard surfaces, compared to a slightly demeaning 51% (W/L 25/24) on Clay. On the other hand, Miyazaki shines on I.hard surfaces with a winning percentage of 65% (W/L 79/42), while Clay remains her lesser-favored domain at 43% (W/L 22/29). These surface statistics bear importance for predicting the outcome in relation to the event's conditions.

Second serve performance offers a closely-knit comparison with Klimovicova securing 37.67% of her second serve points over the last six months, marginally surpassing Miyazaki's 36.29%. Nonetheless, return game statistics provide a nuanced understanding. Klimovicova has won 53.03% of her opponents' second serve points compared to Miyazaki's slightly better 54.21%. When it comes to returning first serve points, the figures adjust to 28.78% and 32.77% for Klimovicova and Miyazaki respectively.

The ability to perform under pressure is critical in defining the favored player in various betting scenarios. Klimovicova and Miyazaki have respectively saved 50.28% and 48.37% of breakpoints. This saving ability and the relative skill in conversions—Klimovicova at 42.86% and Miyazaki at 46.21%—offer a glimpse into how they might fare in break point situations during the match.

Considering the competitiveness of opponents, Klimovicova has competed against players with an average rank of 344.55, while Miyazaki's opponents hold a stronger average rank of 247.04. This disparity in opponent quality indicates Klimovicova might have had a somewhat easier competition, possibly impacting her overall win statistics. However, when matches extend to deciding sets, Klimovicova maintains a superior record, winning 71% compared to Miyazaki's 58% in the last year.

In events with prize levels greater than $10K, Klimovicova played most matches at Challengers/ITF tournaments, boasting a win rate of 74.55% (W/L 41/14). Miyazaki, on a similar competitive tier, holds a 62.79% win rate (W/L 27/16), suggesting a slight edge for Klimovicova in this bracket. Factoring in these statistics and analyzing current event head-to-head stats, Klimovicova emerges as a favored contender for the win in this matchup.